product_title: A Good Year for a Corpse (Susan Henshaw Book 7)
product_description: <b>It was a pleasant day until the body turned up.</b> <br> <br>All the local organizations were courting Mr. Horace Harvey—and his mounds of wealth. But one angry suitor stuffed a wad of bills into Horace’s mouth, wrapped a money belt around his neck, and left his strangled body in the wine cellar of the Hancock Inn. <br> <br>Between worrying about her teenage daughter’s new boyfriend and trying to housebreak a new puppy, Susan Henshaw has time to conclude that the prime murder suspect—the head of F.O.P.P. (Friends of Potted Plants)—is innocent. <br> <br>Where had Horace Harvey and his money come from? Why was he so anxious to give his money to a group in Hancock? All sorts of sordid activities are going on in the private lives of Hancock’s most civic-minded citizens. And at least one of them had reason to kill.… <br> <br><h2>Praise for Valerie Wolzien:</h2> <br><b>'A nice writing style and considerable wit' - <em>Chicago Tribune</em> <br> <br>'Engaging' - <em>People Magazine</em></b> <br> <br><b>Valerie Wolzien</b> is the author of the <em>Susan Henshaw</em> suburban mysteries and the <em>Josie Pigeon</em> seashore mysteries. Valerie lives in an old house overlooking the Hudson River.
product_text: A Good Year for a Corpse (Susan Henshaw Book 7)
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  <b>It was a pleasant day until the body turned up.</b> <br> <br>All the local organizations were courting Mr. Horace Harvey—and his mounds of wealth. But one angry suitor stuffed a wad of bills into Horace’s mouth, wrapped a money belt around his neck, and left his strangled body in the wine cellar of the Hancock Inn. <br> <br>Between worrying about her teenage daughter’s new boyfriend and trying to housebreak a new puppy, Susan Henshaw has time to conclude that the prime murder suspect—the head of F.O.P.P. (Friends of Potted Plants)—is innocent. <br> <br>Where had Horace Harvey and his money come from? Why was he so anxious to give his money to a group in Hancock? All sorts of sordid activities are going on in the private lives of Hancock’s most civic-minded citizens. And at least one of them had reason to kill.… <br> <br><h2>Praise for Valerie Wolzien:</h2> <br><b>'A nice writing style and considerable wit' - <em>Chicago Tribune</em> <br> <br>'Engaging' - <em>People Magazine</em></b> <br> <br><b>Valerie Wolzien</b> is the author of the <em>Susan Henshaw</em> suburban mysteries and the <em>Josie Pigeon</em> seashore mysteries. Valerie lives in an old house overlooking the Hudson River.
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