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1 author picked Corpse in the Craftsman Cottage as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This book is the hysterical tale of two friends who started a business flipping houses after their divorces. Pam and Jan have three children between them and a Chinese Crested, toothless rescue dog named Moxie who goes everywhere with them.
The dog is hairless and infirmed but well-loved. When a body is found behind a closet wall, the real fun ensues. It’s laugh-out-loud fun, and Moxie is in the middle of it.
From Kim's list on The best cozy mysteries with cold wet noses.
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