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This
month is the nineteenth anniversary of the release of Mike Befeler’s first
published mystery novel, Retirement Homes Are Murder. Imagine
yourself waking up in a retirement home, not remembering anything from the
day before and being accused of murder. Or consider a male Miss Marple
enmeshed in a light-hearted Memento. |
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When crotchety octogenarian Paul
Jacobson discovers a body wedged in a retirement home trash chute, he must
become an amateur sleuth to clear himself as a murder suspect while
struggling with the problems of his short-term memory loss and being stuck
living with a bunch of old people. As Paul’s snooping gets him in
trouble with the local police and the retirement home administration, he
meets eccentric residents, develops a new friendship, experiences the quirks
of old age romance and must face his biggest fear in order to escape from a
murderer intent upon a repeat performance. |
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Mike is available to give presentations
to service organizations, libraries and book groups.
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