Low Tide at Larkspur
A body in the eelgrass at low tide teaches new bookshop owner Della Finch that Larkspur Harbor keeps its secrets as tightly as its lobster traps.
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The night before the Harvest Fair, the town hall’s antique copper weathervane vanishes from its cupola, and everyone in Larkspur Harbor blames the newcomer renting the old sail loft. Then the town historian is found at the foot of the bell tower, and bookseller Della Finch realizes the weathervane was pointing at something far more valuable than the wind.
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Clean, cozy whodunits with a bookshop, a harbor town full of suspects and one very opinionated cat. Each book is a complete mystery.
A body in the eelgrass at low tide teaches new bookshop owner Della Finch that Larkspur Harbor keeps its secrets as tightly as its lobster traps.
Buy on AmazonAn old keeper’s logbook turns up in a box of donated books, and one torn-out page points to a disappearance forty years cold.
Buy on AmazonThe last ferry of the season leaves with twelve passengers and docks with eleven. Della has one crossing to find out why.
Buy on AmazonThe Harbor Garden Club’s flower show ends with a poisoned judge, and every member had a reason to hold a grudge.
Buy on AmazonA stolen copper weathervane, a town council feud and a storm rolling in. Della’s quiet autumn is about to turn dangerous.
Buy on AmazonEach book stands alone, but friendships, rivalries and one slow-burning romance grow across the series. For the best experience, start at Book 1.
I write cozy mysteries about small towns, big secrets and the curious people who can’t leave either alone. My books are puzzles first: fair clues, a twist you could have spotted, and a satisfying click when it all comes together.
When I’m not plotting murders in Larkspur Harbor, I’m drinking too much tea, losing arguments with my cat and reading other people’s mysteries for “research.”
— Wren
Wren Hollister, Larkspur Harbor and every book on this page are fictional, created as a design demo by NH Media.