Fatal Sign-Off — Sarah E. Burr

When a loathed local podcaster signs off... for good, book blogger Winnie Lark finds herself tangled in the plot of a very real whodunnit-one that's definitely not on her TBR list.By day, Arwen Winnie Lark is a quiet, introverted bookworm. But online, she's The Wren, a literary influencer known for her astute reviews and cozy charm. For Winnie, life in Copper Bay, Massachusetts, usually revolves around book club banter, new releases, and good food... until a notoriously nasty podcaster keels over at the local diner, poisoned mid-meal.The victim made headlines-and enemies-by trashing Copper Bay's beloved businesses one scathing episode at a time. With suspects as numerous as titles in a bargain bin, Winnie is stunned to find many of her friends in the hot seat. Determined to rewrite this narrative, she teams up with her movie-star brother and her tight-knit crew to crack the case.As grudges fester and red herrings pile up, Winnie must read between the lines, highlight every clue, and dog-ear suspects as she goes. Because in a mystery this twisted, the killer has no intention of tying up loose plot threads, and the final chapter could end with someone else getting shelved... permanently.Cozy mystery lovers beware: this book includes real titles to add to your ever-growing TBR pile. You've been warned.Praise for the Book Blogger Mysteries: Burr proves once again that she is an absolute master at writing twisty whodunnits - J.C. Kenney, the Elmo Simpson MysteriesA layered and unique heroine, Winnie Lark is an amateur sleuth that's easy to root for. - Leah Dobrinska, the Larkspur Library MysteriesEngaging story and wonderful characters. - Carstairs Considers (5-star review)