<p>FIRST in the Aggie Mundeen mystery series: 2013 Lefty Award Finalist for Best Humorous Mystery Aggie Mundeen, single, pushing forty and terrified of becoming decrepit, moves to San Antonio, Texas. She decides she better get in shape before anybody discovers she' writes "Stay Young with Aggie," the column that will appear in the local newspaper. She takes Aspects of Aging at University of the Holy Trinity and joins a fitness club brimming with killer machines, workout groupies and disgustingly-fit fillies. When a girl turns up dead, Aggie, so curious it makes her feet itch, decides to flush out the killer. The SAPD detective is appalled by her investigative methods. When the killer comes after Aggie, poisonous gas causes members to evacuate the health club in less-than-dignified attire. Then Aggie has to get really creative ... while she tries to stay alive. Whoever dreads aging, tries to stay fit or has loved the wrong man will appreciate Aggie in Fit to Be Dead. "West's main characters' histories suggest they could fill a series. I hope so. I love this book " _Rollo K. Newsom PhD, Professor Emeritus, Texas State University, and an editor of Lone Star Sleuths. "West has produced a beautifully written book, brimming with wry humor, and a cleverly woven mystery in this perfectly-paced novel. Highly recommended I am very pleased to see there is a follow-up Aggie Mundeen novel, Dang Near Dead." _Diana Hockley, Australian mystery novelist and international reviewer for Net Galley, Kings River Life and Goodreads. The secong Aggie Mundeen mystery, Dang Near Dead, has just been released.</p>

Fit to Be Dead: An Aggie Mundeen mystery

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Nancy Glass West

Mystery

Southwest Publications

In Aggie Mundeen's second mystery caper, Aggie and friend Meredith persuade Detective Sam to join them incognito on vacation at a Bandera, Texas dude ranch. Aggie will advise her column readers how to stay young and fresh outdoors in summer. But they encounter problems. Former ranch owners were found dead after changing their wills. Ranch manager Bertha is jealous of her young assistant. Aggie and friends get a crash course in oil drilling, water shortage and the perils of bequeathing land while they deal with wranglers, snakes and poison ivy. When an expert rider is thrown from her horse and lies hospitalized in a coma, Aggie is convinced somebody caused her to fall. Secrets are buried in these eighteen hundred acres. Despite Sam's warnings, Aggie concocts ingenious methods to expose the girl's assailant. Aggie wants to please Sam--she thinks she loves him--but curiosity drives her to probe deeper. When she scatters a hornet's nest of cowboys, more than one hombre in the bunch would like to slit her throat. nancygwest.com and stayyoungwithaggie.wordpress.com

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Romance

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