Can Jo concentrate on writing mysteries or will she have to spend all her time solving them?
It's not looking good for Jo, even though she's at a writers retreat in a remote mountain lodge.

A body's been discovered and with the hotel snowed in by a blizzard, the police can't reach the inn. So Josephine is the only thing resembling a detective in the whole place and her fellow writers are more than happy to volunteer her for the job.

The problem is that the killer is trapped there along with everyone else, so will Jo be able to solve the crime before the murderer gets her too?

If you like your mysteries with a lot of action and adventure plus a little bit of romance, then you'll love the Body in Banff series where Jo has to work out the intricacies of a murder mystery, only this time in real life. Each episode in this series is a self-contained mystery short, perfect for the busy person to puzzle out a mystery while commuting or waiting in line.

Reviews for Pamela Kenney's books include:

"This book captured my interest from the first paragraph and kept it to the end."

"Brilliant, wry sense of humour"

"Refreshingly quirky central character"

Pamela Kenney writes a lot of mysteries, from noir to cozies, but they all have a touch of humour. Even her non-fiction is humorous, like an essay that was published in the Globe and Mail. Find out about upcoming sales on twitter @pkenneywriter.