While Georgia has come to love her new hometown, her stained glass windows haven’t exactly been raking in the dough. So when her best friend, Carrie, offers her the opportunity to create a made-to-order window for Wenwood’s latest bed and breakfast, Georgia jumps at the chance.
But when Carrie’s ex-husband’s office suddenly burns to the ground and Carrie’s own office and apartment are robbed, Georgia has to put down her glass and cutter to get to the bottom of the trouble. Carrie insists she doesn’t have enemies, but Georgia is determined to do everything in her power to find out who’s targeting her friend—and why—before anyone else’s life is smashed to pieces…
About the Author:
Jennifer McAndrews has been writing since the seventh grade and totally refuses to divulge how many years have passed since then.After serving on the newspaper and dabbling in specatularly bad poetry during high school, she took creative writing classes at Nassau Community College and studied the art of the essay under the tutelage of the incomparable June Jordan while at SUNY Stony Brook. In her professional life, Jennifer has worked in legal, medical, and scientific publishing, but is dedicated to fiction in her private life. She lives in the greater New York Metro area with three dogs, four cats, kids, husband, and dumbo rat called Owen.
Jennifer is currently at work on the next book in her Stained Glass Mystery series as well as the follow-up to Deadly Farce.
Review of Death Under Glass
Review (4 Stars): This is the second mystery in the Stained-Glass mystery series and I loved this book just as well as the first. Georgia is such a spunky, independent heroine who is helping her friend, Carrie, work through the clues of a suspected arson that destroyed the office building of her ex-husband, Russ. Russ is also missing and no one can locate his whereabouts and the police believe that he may have burned his office down for the insurance money. The two are now on a mission to find the culprit and bring the truth to light before it is too late.
This is such a great series and I thought it was so fascinating learning about Georgia’s talent in making stained-glass windows. The mystery was fun and exciting and I couldn’t believe how fast the time passed while reading this story. I’m looking forward to the third book in the series to see what trouble Georgia finds herself in next.
Giveaway
I’m excited to give away a copy of Death Under Glass. This giveaway is for US Residents only. To be entered in the drawing by July 30th, please leave me a comment below:
Lisa Brown
The book looks fantastic; I hope to get a chance to read it. Love the cover 🙂
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Jen
Jennifer McAndrews is a new author for me, and Death Under Glass sounds like a great cozy mystery. I am looking forward to reading it. Thank you for the chance to win.
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Linda May
I would love a chance to win this in paperback, I don’t have an E-Reader & this sounds like a book I would love to read, thanks for this amazing Giveaway.
Meg C
Ill-Gotten Panes was an interesting beginning to this series and I’m looking forward to reading Death Under Glass. Thanks for the chance to win.