A Perfect Case of Murder

A family obsessed with perfection. A murder that exposes every flaw. A sheriff caught in the middle. When Dr. Samuel “Doc” Westerfield’s beloved aunt is found brutally murdered, Sheriff Cammie Farnsworth follows him from Twin Ponds to Boston’s old-money elite. But beneath the veneer of power and privilege, the Westerfield family hides generations of secrets—and an obsession with perfection that may prove deadly. As Cammie pushes past polished facades and rehearsed lies, Doc is forced to confront painful truths about the family he tried to leave behind. Every revelation threatens to unravel not only the investigation, but the carefully controlled life Doc built to escape his past. In a case driven by betrayal, manipulation, and the price of appearances, Cammie must untangle a web of lies before the killer strikes again. A Perfect Case of Murder is book three in the Twin Ponds Mysteries, a suspenseful small-town mystery series where every investigation peels back layers of secrets, lies, and dangerous truths. ________________________________________Praise for the Twin Ponds Mystery Series:????? “This book truly kept me up all night. Strong, well-rounded characters and an excellent mystery.”????? “They are so well written, funny, suspenseful, and I love the characters!”????? “The writer builds the story and characters in a way that draws you into the town and lives of the people in Twin Ponds.”????? “Every time we think the mystery is solved a new twist winds around.”????? “Her writing is quite similar to Louise Penny’s warmth and descriptive characters.”????? “A well written murder mystery that will have you biting your nails!”????? “Thoroughly enjoyed reading about things others believe in, as well as the effects of blatant misuse of such beliefs.”????? “A riveting murder mystery that will have you questioning the unknown!! Outstanding characterization.”????? “I couldn’t put it down. Sheriff Cammie is a strong and interesting character. The story is complex, twisty and fun.”????? “B. T. Lord has a way of making you feel like you are part of the story.”