Secret for a Satyr
When Cressa Hannett is cut from the team on a space project in Texas, she comes home to Maple Creek, Michigan, determined to start all over again. Her new home on Victorian Row looks just like the house she grew up in years ago and Cressa feels ready to regroup, to find a new career in this seemingly idyllic place. Then her neighbor is found dead in her backyard fountain, drowned, and suddenly, what was once appealing becomes sinister to Cressa's eyes.

It was no accident and the neighborhood is full of wild tales. The fountain's statue of a Satyr, reputedly haunted, becomes the main suspect in the death of the elderly piano teacher, but Cressa saw a cloaked figure slinking through Libby Dorset's garden before the eccentric little woman was found dead. Cressa wonders if the figure noticed her observation.

Cressa finds herself pulled into the mystery of Libby's death with the discovery of an old scrapbook in her new home's basement. The scrapbook owner, Minta Bransford, mysteriously disappeared over 30 years ago. Did the women have anything in common?

When strange things begin to happen at the Dorset house across the street, Cressa wonders if Libby's favorite music that lingers in the air and the mysterious girl in the old green dress that haunts her garden are guiding her to find the truth. Cressa is fearless, but realizes that she may not be able to save herself from following Libby to the grave.
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Secret for a Satyr
When Cressa Hannett is cut from the team on a space project in Texas, she comes home to Maple Creek, Michigan, determined to start all over again. Her new home on Victorian Row looks just like the house she grew up in years ago and Cressa feels ready to regroup, to find a new career in this seemingly idyllic place. Then her neighbor is found dead in her backyard fountain, drowned, and suddenly, what was once appealing becomes sinister to Cressa's eyes.

It was no accident and the neighborhood is full of wild tales. The fountain's statue of a Satyr, reputedly haunted, becomes the main suspect in the death of the elderly piano teacher, but Cressa saw a cloaked figure slinking through Libby Dorset's garden before the eccentric little woman was found dead. Cressa wonders if the figure noticed her observation.

Cressa finds herself pulled into the mystery of Libby's death with the discovery of an old scrapbook in her new home's basement. The scrapbook owner, Minta Bransford, mysteriously disappeared over 30 years ago. Did the women have anything in common?

When strange things begin to happen at the Dorset house across the street, Cressa wonders if Libby's favorite music that lingers in the air and the mysterious girl in the old green dress that haunts her garden are guiding her to find the truth. Cressa is fearless, but realizes that she may not be able to save herself from following Libby to the grave.
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Secret for a Satyr

Secret for a Satyr

by Dorothy Bodoin
Secret for a Satyr

Secret for a Satyr

by Dorothy Bodoin

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Overview

When Cressa Hannett is cut from the team on a space project in Texas, she comes home to Maple Creek, Michigan, determined to start all over again. Her new home on Victorian Row looks just like the house she grew up in years ago and Cressa feels ready to regroup, to find a new career in this seemingly idyllic place. Then her neighbor is found dead in her backyard fountain, drowned, and suddenly, what was once appealing becomes sinister to Cressa's eyes.

It was no accident and the neighborhood is full of wild tales. The fountain's statue of a Satyr, reputedly haunted, becomes the main suspect in the death of the elderly piano teacher, but Cressa saw a cloaked figure slinking through Libby Dorset's garden before the eccentric little woman was found dead. Cressa wonders if the figure noticed her observation.

Cressa finds herself pulled into the mystery of Libby's death with the discovery of an old scrapbook in her new home's basement. The scrapbook owner, Minta Bransford, mysteriously disappeared over 30 years ago. Did the women have anything in common?

When strange things begin to happen at the Dorset house across the street, Cressa wonders if Libby's favorite music that lingers in the air and the mysterious girl in the old green dress that haunts her garden are guiding her to find the truth. Cressa is fearless, but realizes that she may not be able to save herself from following Libby to the grave.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940013626317
Publisher: Hilliard & Harris Publishers
Publication date: 11/03/2011
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 236
Sales rank: 805,959
File size: 248 KB

About the Author

After working as a secretary in Italy for Chrysler Missile Corporation, Dorothy Bodoin attended Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan, graduating with Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in English. For several years, she taught secondary English and wrote during weekends in the summer. After leaving education, she devoted all her time to her first love, writing mysteries, Gothic romance, and novels of romantic suspense.

Dorothy’s first published novel was Darkness At Foxglove Corners, the first installment of the seven-book Foxglove Corners mystery series featuring English teacher-amateur sleuth Jennet Greenway and her black collie, Halley.

Her other mysteries include, The Cameo Clue, A Shadow on the Snow, Secret for a Satyr and Snowhedge. She has also written a Gothic romance, Treasure At Trail’s End, and several novels of romantic suspense. Her latest novel is Love, Deadly Love, set in the fictitious Maple Creek, Michigan, in which characters from The Cameo Clue make an appearance.

Dorothy is a member of Sisters in Crime. She lives in Royal Oak, Michigan, in a small white house similar to the one Cressa Hannett buys in Secret for a Satyr with her collie companion, Wolf Manor Kinder Brightstar, who inspired some of the puppy antics in Snowhedge.
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