Musseled Out The busy summer tourist season is winding down in Busman s Harbor Maine but Julia Snowden senses trouble simmering for the Snowden Family Clambake Company Shifty David Thwing the Mussel King of upsc

The busy summer tourist season is winding down in Busman s Harbor, Maine, but Julia Snowden senses trouble simmering for the Snowden Family Clambake Company Shifty David Thwing the Mussel King of upscale seafood restaurants is sniffing around town for a new location But serving iffy clams turns out to be the least of his troubles.When Thwing is found sleeping wiThe busy summer tourist season is winding down in Busman s Harbor, Maine, but Julia Snowden senses trouble simmering for the Snowden Family Clambake Company Shifty David Thwing the Mussel King of upscale seafood restaurants is sniffing around town for a new location But serving iffy clams turns out to be the least of his troubles.When Thwing is found sleeping with the fishes beneath a local lobsterman s boat, the police quickly finger Julia s brother in law, Sonny, as the one who cooked up the crime Sure, everyone knows Sonny despised the Mussel Kingbut Julia believes he s innocent Proving it won t be easy, though It seems there s a lot than murder on the menu, and Julia needs to act fast.Includes traditional Maine clambake recipes
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Barbara Ross is the author of the Maine Clambake Mysteries Clammed Up, Boiled Over, Musseled Out, Fogged Inn, Iced Under and Stowed Away.Her holiday novella featuring amateur sleuth Julia Snowden appears along with novellas by Leslie Meier and Lee Hollis in Eggnog Murder.Barbara s books have been nominated for multiple Agatha Awards for Best Contemporary Novel, and RT Books Reviewer s Choice Awards, as well as the Maine Literary Award for Crime Fiction.Barbara blogs with a wonderful group of Maine mystery authors at Maine Crime Writers and with a group of writers of New England based cozy mysteries at Wicked Cozy Authors.In the summer, Barbara writes on the big front porch of the former Seafarer Inn at the head of the harbor in Boothbay Harbor, Maine.