Murder Is Exhausting — Barbara Morgenroth

After failing in the Paris fashion industry, Berry packs up her sewing machine and comes to live with her father on a ranch in the beautiful central coast of California. Hours later on a midnight stroll, they discover a dead body. Soon they're contending with a handsome, irritable sheriff, a cute blacksmith and a group of older women Berry calls a harem chasing her father. If she hadn't been involved in a murder before, maybe Berry could ignore it and let Sheriff Mark Fernandez do his job without input but not knowing the killer is unacceptable for her. Between the square dancing, the bingo, the harem chasing after her father, and the killer trying to get rid of her, it's all quite exhausting. Oy! So tired.