Fall Fest Fatalities Books in Order
Part ofSue Hollowell Books in OrderFind the Fall Fest Fatalities books by Sue Hollowell in order, with short summaries and publication details to help you choose where to start reading.
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Fall Fest Fatalities books in publication order
4 books
Escape the Scare Barn
by Sue Hollowell
2025
Rusty Redmond volunteers at a festival scare barn to support rescue dogs, but a fatal safety test turns the attraction into a crime scene. With spaniel Boo, she investigates hurried repairs and concealed favors to distinguish theatrical tricks from deliberate sabotage.
Maze of Mixed Signals
by Sue Hollowell
2025
A murder inside an augmented reality corn maze pulls retired festival director Rusty Redmond back into investigating. With her spaniel Boo guiding the way, she must separate misleading illusions from clues among rival organizers, politicians, influencers, and a suspiciously polished sponsor.
Pumpkins and Pixels
by Sue Hollowell
2025
Retired festival director Rusty Redmond returns to action when a drone-carving competition ends in an on-air murder. Given until the Giant Pumpkin Festival finale to help solve it, she and spaniel Boo investigate sabotage among growers, coders, influencers, and sponsors.
Food Truck Fright Night
by Sue Hollowell
2026
A food vlogger dies after tasting allergen-laced hot sauce at the Halloween food truck rodeo. Rusty Redmond and her spaniel Boo investigate vendors and rivals with reasons to resent the critic, racing to find the killer before the final tasting.
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