Murder Boogies with Elvis by Anne George Phd

Murder Boogies with Elvis by Anne George Phd

Oversized, outrageous Mary Alice and her prim sister Patricia Anne have been looking forward to the gala benefit being staged to raise money for the restoration of Vulcan, Birmingham's ever-tarnishing unnatural wonder. And what a show it is, with a grand finale that has thirty sequined Elvis impersonators high-kicking in unison! From the front row, "Mouse" and "Sister" have a perfect view of the action when one of the dancing Kings keels over dead into the bandstand. This Elvis clone has not only left the building ... he's left this life, courtesy of a switchblade knife in the back. And when the murder weapon turns up in Patricia Anne's very sensible purse, the perennially law-abiding "Mouse" is understandably all shook up. Suspicious minds have her pegged as the prime suspect in this bizarre case of Elvis elimination. And if she doesn't do some serious sleuthing, she could end up doing the Jailhouse Rock!

Anne George (c.____ - 2001) was the Agatha Award-winning author of the Southern Sisters mystery series, which culminated in the August 2001 release of Murder Boogies with Elvis. She was a happily married former school teacher living in Birmingham, Alabama, just like Patricia Anne. George was also a former State Poet of Alabama and a frequent writer to literary journals. She was nominated for various accolades during her career, including the Pulitzer Prize. Her date of birth will remain a secret because she is a true lady of the Old South.