"Death by Cider (A Pine Grove Mystery)"

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The Pine Grove Harvest Festival should have been perfect—golden autumn leaves, the scent of cinnamon in the crisp air, and the town's famous spiced cider warming hearts and hands. But when the mayor's secretary collapses after tasting the festival's star attraction, retired FBI agent Peter Myers knows this isn't just a case of bad apples. Someone has turned Pine Grove's beloved tradition into a weapon. With his loyal golden retriever Sam and local doctor Jessica Stern at his side, Peter uncovers a deadly conspiracy that runs deeper than anyone imagined. Hidden beneath the festival's cheerful facade are embezzled funds, desperate secrets, and a killer who knows exactly how to use nature's deadliest plants. As a second victim falls and panic spreads through the crowd, Peter races against time to identify the poisoner before they strike again. But in a town where everyone has something to hide, the truth is more bitter than the most toxic brew. What Readers Are Saying: "A perfect blend of cozy mystery charm and genuine suspense. I couldn't put it down!" "Peter Myers is my new favorite small-town detective. The Pine Grove series is addictive!" "Love the authentic small-town feel with real stakes. Can't wait to read more!" Perfect for Fans of: Louise Penny's Inspector Gamache series Agatha Christie's village mysteries Cozy mysteries with heart and genuine suspense Small-town secrets and complex characters Get Your FREE Copy Now! Death by Cider is your exclusive introduction to the Pine Grove Mysteries—a complete standalone story that will leave you craving more of Peter Myers' investigations. Plus, when you download your free copy, you'll get exclusive access to: Eugene's Famous Autumn Apple Elixir Recipe (100% poison-free!) Download Your Free Copy Today! Warning: Side effects may include staying up all night reading, an irresistible urge to solve mysteries, and a sudden craving for apple cider (the safe kind).