The 90s Club & the Mystery at Lilac Inn - by Eileen Haavik McIntire (Paperback)

About the Book

The able, alert, and active 90s Club at Whisperwood Retirement Village is given a free week at Lilac Inn to solve the mysteries plaguing the inn. Someone is stealing the inn's supplies, guests complain about missing jewelry, and the inn's fortuneteller is shot. Can the 90s Club solve the mysteries before guests leave and the inn goes bankrupt?

Book Synopsis

"...another deftly written and thoroughly entertaining read that will be especially appreciated by all dedicated mystery/suspense fans." - Midwest Book Review..Can Nancy and the 90s Club at Whisperwood Retirement Village solve the mysteries plaguing nearby Lilac Inn before the current guests leave and the inn goes bankrupt? Nancy and the able, alert, and active 90s Club at Whisperwood Retirement Village are given a free week at the inn in exchange for finding out who is stealing the hotel's supplies and spreading rumors that the local legendary Green Monster is stalking the inn. Then valuable jewelry belonging to guests is stolen, and the inn's fortuneteller is murdered. This time the club hopes to solve the mysteries with no one getting hurt. The fourth in the series.

Review Quotes

What Reviewers Say about Eileen's 90s Club:

The 90s Club & the Hidden Staircase (No. 1) - "With plenty of humor and its own original tale . . .a must" for readers of cozy mysteries. (Midwest Book Review)

The 90s Club & the Whispering Statue (No. 2) - "A fun read....nostalgia and...social commentary, wrapped up in an engaging mystery novel." (Foreword Reviews)

The 90s Club & the Secret of the Old Clock (No. 3) - The 90s Club hunts for the swindlers targeting and defrauding the residents of Whisperwood Retirement Village. Then a resident is murdered. Club members pursue the killer, but this time, the killer vows, they will not escape.

The 90s Club & the Mystery at Lilac Inn (No. 4) - nother deftly written and thoroughly entertaining read that will be especially appreciated by all dedicated mystery/suspense fans." (Midwest Book Review)