Trouble at Hungry Horse

WILL TRAVEL FOR TROUBLE SERIES OF COZY MYSTERIESLight-hearted cozy mysteries with a traveling amateur female sleuth CONTENT RATING: No graphic violence, sexual situations or strong language Book 1 - Trouble at Happy TrailsBook 2 - Trouble at Sunny LakeBook 3 - Trouble at GlacierBook 4 - Trouble at Hungry LakeBook 5 – Trouble at Snake and ClearwaterBook 6 – Trouble in FlorenceBook 7 – Trouble in Tombstone TownBook 8 – Trouble in Cochise StrongholdBook 9 – Trouble in Orange BeachBook 10 – Trouble at Pelican PenthouseBook 11 – Trouble at Island RetreatBook 12 – Trouble at YellowstoneBook 13 – Trouble at Devils TowerBook 14 – Trouble in El PasoBook 15 – Trouble in Diablo CanyonBook 16 – Trouble in Santa FeBooks 1-3 Will Travel for Trouble (combined)Books 4-6 Will Travel for Trouble (combined)Books 7-9 Will Travel for Trouble (combined)Books 10-12 Will Travel for Trouble (combined)Books 13-14 Will Travel for Trouble (combined)Books 15-16 Will Travel for Trouble (combined) Book 4, Trouble at Hungry Lake Minnie Crockwell, recreational vehicle enthusiast and traveler, no sooner leaves Glacier National Park than she encounters some trouble with her RV and tow car, necessitating an unexpected layover at a campground in the nearby small town of Hungry Horse, Montana. Within an hour of checking in, however, a gunshot rings out, and Minnie finds herself on her hands and knees hiding under a park bench. But the shot wasn't meant for her. In fact, no one can even find the shooter or a gun.  Peregrine Ebenezer (Ben) Alvord, Minnie's nineteenth-century ghost traveling companion, knows that someone at the campground has been murdered, but not by a gunshot. It seems everyone hated the victim. Everyone! The question is who hated the victim enough to kill her? Minnie just wants to get her RV fixed and get on the road, but she soon finds herself immersed in the repercussions of a decades-old tragedy. Each story in the series can stand alone, but to avoid extensive repetition of the back story, the books would be best read in order.