Death Shoots a Birdie (Birdwatcher's Mysteries)

Death Shoots a Birdie (Birdwatcher's Mysteries)

by Christine L. Goff

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Christine Goff's bestselling Birdwatcher's Mystery series has shown readers that birding is delightful for everyone-but that a few cuckoos consider murder among its more exotic attractions. In her latest novel, a proposed land deal becomes grounds for homicide...Rachel Wilder's first mistake was agreeing to dig up information on renowned birder Guy Saxby. Her second was involving her friend Dorothy MacBean. How could she have predicted the two would fall head-over-heels in love? Rachel's even more surprised when he becomes the prime suspect in the murder of his protZgZ-whose startling expose would have upstaged his mentor's research on the painted bunting's prime habitat. But working to clear his name and unravel this mess, Rachel begins to wonder if-like the painted bunting-Saxby really did kill another male who was encroaching upon his turf...

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