Bestselling Dorothy Cannell, hailed by Nancy Pickard as ‘America’s P.G. Wodehouse’, offers up a delectable cozy murder mystery . . . to die for.

Ellie Haskell is shocked when her long-lost father shows up on her doorstep with some rather . . . compromising baggage.

Ellie and darling hubby Ben haven’t taken a vacation in years. Now their suitcases are packed, their tickets are booked, and they’re ready for a romantic getaway to Paris. But of course, everything goes wrong.

Ellie’s gallivanting father Morley suddenly arrives at their door. And he’s carrying an urn containing the ashes of his late partner, Harriet. Morley and Harriet weren’t together very long, and Ellie always suspected there was something not quite right about her . . .

Ellie’s father is behaving very strangely, and Ellie suspects that he may be in deep trouble with some dangerous folks . . .

Then the urn mysteriously disappears.

To keep her philandering father safe, Ellie must abandon her trip to France — and find that urn before anyone else does.

She must start by asking: what was the trouble with Harriet?

An utterly charming English cozy murder mystery, perfect for fans of M.C. Beaton, Rhys Bowen, Steve Higgs and Richard Osman.