Jessa Archer

A Murder at the Country Club Jessa Archer

On the night of the Canterbury Golf Club's First Annual Glow-ball Golf Tournament, Lady Captain Beatrice Yates argues with Rudolph "Ruddy" Agani in front of all the members and specially invited guests because Ruddy can't get along with anyone. When Ruddy is found murdered on the club's seventeenth hole soon after, Beatrice becomes the prime suspect. Even her best friend and golf partner, Trudi, struggles to defend her. But Beatrice is not the only golfer who wanted to bash Ruddy over the head with a niblick. Ruddy was a stingy old coot and owed plenty of people in the small town money that he could've paid back, and he had carried those penny-pinching ways over to the club's finances, too. The list of suspects looks like Saturday morning's tee times schedule. With her best friend, Trudi, and her cantankerous uncle Arnie at her side, retired kindergarten-teacher Beatrice is prepared to play the whole course to solve the mystery, find the killer, and repair the club's reputation before money problems force her cherished club to close.