To err is human. To wake up in the supernatural afterlife wearing a hot dog suit is… divine.
When Eloise Worthington drops dead and opens her eyes in the afterlife, she knows immediately that a mistake has been made. For one thing, she’s surrounded by a bizarre mix of beings she never believed in—gods, witches, vampires, werewolves. And then there’s Eloise: a stubborn, middle-aged human far more concerned with getting her own way than fitting in.
It doesn’t take long for Eloise to learn that this supernatural retirement village isn’t the final stop on the Afterlife Express. Residents can be erased from existence altogether—something she discovers firsthand when Zeus disappears. Yes, that Zeus.
Worse still, all signs point to Eloise as the culprit. Or do they?
Never one to back down from a challenge—especially when her preferred approach usually involves tequila and an ill-advised cartwheel—Eloise sets out to clear her name and uncover the truth. Along the way, she just might discover where she truly belongs.
Welcome to Divine Place, where a fresh start sometimes requires a little divine intervention.
Murder and Mahjong is the first book in the Divine Place supernatural cozy mystery series.
