Miss Henry Mysteries Volume 2 (Book 5-8): "Blue Period", "Memento Mori", "Eye of the Beholder", and "Drowning Pool" (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798199455213)

Four cozy mysteries. Four unforgettable destinations. One sharp-eyed sleuth who keeps finding murder wherever she goes.

The Miss Henry Mysteries Volume 2 collects books 5-8 in Melanie Jackson's clever and atmospheric cozy mystery series featuring Juliet Henry-artist, traveler, former intelligence operative, and reluctant magnet for murder.

This special four-book collection includes:

Blue Period
Memento Mori
Eye of the Beholder
Drowning Pool

For most people, wine country means beautiful vineyards, elegant tastings, and a peaceful escape. For Miss Henry, it means discovering that a corpse in the vineyard can ruin even the finest vintage.

From Napa, Juliet travels to Los Angeles for the gala opening of the unsettling Memento Mori Museum, where death art, bone puppets, a missing mummy, and a very real murder turn a cultural event into a macabre whodunit.

After surviving the mysteries of Los Angeles, Juliet finds herself caught in a hurricane at a folk festival, stranded far from help and forced to take shelter at a plantation where the residents have vanished and the storm outside may be less dangerous than the secrets inside.

The collection ends in Mexico, where Juliet is pulled back toward her former life when an old employer pressures her into investigating a suspected Nazi war criminal, a stolen art collection, and a rare masterpiece that may be worth killing for.

Mystery, murder, mayhem, art-world intrigue, dangerous secrets, atmospheric settings, and Miss Henry's dry wit abound in this delightful collection of cozy mysteries.

Perfect for readers who enjoy intelligent heroines, unusual locations, art-themed mysteries, suspicious strangers, buried crimes, and classic whodunits with a touch of danger, The Miss Henry Mysteries Volume 2 offers four complete novels in one convenient bundle.

Whether she is surrounded by vineyards, death masks, hurricane winds, or stolen art, Juliet Henry knows one thing for certain:

Beauty may be everywhere-but so is murder.