Show Me the Bunny

Melanie Travis Mystery Series, Book 28

By: Laurien Berenson

Narrated by: Angie Hickman

Aunt Rose already has a strike against her for not being too fond of dogs—or Aunt Peg. But Melanie still agrees to organize Easter festivities at Gallagher House, the new women's shelter opened by the stern former nun, even if it takes all the jellybeans in Greenwich to sweeten the arrangement. No sooner does Melanie arrive to dye multicolor eggs and stuff baskets, than she learns devasting news about Beatrice Gallagher, the respected benefactor of the estate. Beatrice has fallen to her death, and the circumstances are shocking . . .

No one can say why or how charitable Beatrice got pushed into an early grave. Yet for a supposedly warm and generous philanthropist, rumors have her pinned as an overbearing manipulator who used money to control the unfortunate few trapped in her inner circle. Facing an uncertain future as danger lurks around Gallagher House, Melanie and Aunt Rose must tolerate each other's company long enough to discover the truth about Beatrice's true nature and identify a vengeful killer—before another person's idyllic spring break becomes a serious nightmare . . .

©2022 Laurien Berenson (P)2023 Tantor

Show me the bunny

Good story great characters I love the series. The shorter books seem to move a little bit too fast. I like the longer ones better other than that it was good.

How I love this series!

I’ve got every book and can’t wait for the next! You’ll really enjoy this series!

good but underdeveloped

I like the characters and I enjoyed the book but without the involvement I had in earlier ones. The plot feels really underdeveloand it may have to do with the lack of the dog show threads of the earlier books.

Bud, bunnies & little kids

I wonder how many women, men and children have been affected by domestic abuse. This story, besides bringing me smiles, is a sobering look at a real problem. It is not an easy subject. Not easy to talk about, not easy to admit to having been abused. And it can start so subtley. But I think our author did an excellent job in writing about it. this is a book I could easily read to my grandchildren.