Till Death Zoo Us Part

by Ellen Riggs

Overview

Escaped animals, a wedding gone awry, and a groom who took his final vows too soon.

Ivy Galloway thought planning her wedding to police chief Kellan Harper would be her biggest challenge. But when residents break free from a local zoo, her knack for animal rescue is called into action. As if wrangling kangaroos and livestock weren't enough, Ivy's dream wedding venue turns into a crime scene when a groom meets a most untimely end.

With wedding bells on hold, Ivy and Kellan dive into the investigation. The zoo, famous for its intriguing exhibits and picturesque wedding receptions, hides secrets as wild as its inhabitants. As suspects multiply faster than rabbits, Ivy's sleuthing smarts and Keats' keen nose for trouble lead them on a trail of clues.

Can Ivy untangle the web of lies and bring the killer to justice before her own wedding plans crash and burn? Join Ivy, Keats and the quirky Clover Grove community in a heartwarming, hilarious mystery where love, laughter, and larceny collide.

Till Death Zoo Us Part is a fun-filled addition to the Bought-the-Farm Mystery series, perfect for animal lovers and cozy mystery fans.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781998509386
Publisher:	Ellen Riggs, Author
Publication date:	03/16/2025
Series:	Bought the Farm Mysteries , #21
Pages:	250
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.53(d)

About the Author

Ellen Riggs has always been obsessed with animals and books. She writes humorous and heartwarming mysteries for pet-lovers, including the Bought-the-Farm mysteries, the Dog Town mysteries, and the paranormal Mystic Mutt mysteries.

Ellen lives in Toronto, Canada and is happiest at her family cottage by the lake. There, she can be found trying to stay upright on rough hiking trails while stopping her dogs from eating unspeakable things. A tiny cedar-lined cabin is the perfect place to write stories intended to sweep readers away on a fun-filled vacation from the cares of life.

Visit Ellen's website to sign up for her lighthearted, pet-focused newsletter. Her dogs are highly photogenic and fancy themselves writers, as well. Stella, the cat, plays a little harder to get.