Murder at Maplewood Pines

In the enchanting and picturesque setting of Vermont's Maplewood Pines, a dazzling wedding celebration transforms into a nightmare when the tech mogul groom, Gavin Chase, is found dead just hours before his grand ceremony. Enter Alec Hartley, a once-renowned celebrity chef turned bed-and-breakfast owner, whose life takes an unexpected twist when his childhood friend, Holly, begs for his help to clear the venue's name and uncover the truth behind the tragedy.

As Alec reluctantly steps back into the role of amateur sleuth, he finds himself teaming up with the ruggedly handsome Detective Sam Brody, a no-nonsense investigator from Boston with a mysterious past. Initially clashing with Sam's serious demeanor, Alec's charm soon draws the detective into a tantalizing whirlwind of criminal intrigue and undeniable chemistry.

Together, Alec and Sam navigate a tangled web of secrets among the elite wedding guests, where jealousy, ambition, and hidden pasts collide. With each clue unearthed, their initial conflict evolves into a slow-burning attraction that ignites between stolen glances and playful banter, adding an irresistible layer of romance to the mystery.

As they delve deeper into the lives of suspicious friends and frenetic staff, danger looms-someone is willing to go to extreme lengths to keep their secrets buried. With shadows lurking just outside the estate's elegant facade, Alec and Sam must race against time to solve the murder before they become the next targets.

"Murder at Maplewood Pines" is a thrilling gay cozy murder mystery charged with erotic tension and charming camaraderie, where every twist leaves readers captivated, and each page turn leads to discover the beauty of love intertwined with the darkness of human desire. Will Alec unravel the truth and protect those he cares about, or will the hidden motives prove too dangerous to confront?

Join Alec and Sam in this delightful yet suspenseful adventure filled with rich characters, heartfelt moments, and the intoxicating thrill of romantic discovery, proving that sometimes love-and justice-can stem from the most unexpected places.