Swine and Punishment
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Ivy’s sly sow is perfectly capable of murder … but has this pig been framed?
Wilma has been voted “most likely to kill” among Runaway Farm’s feisty menagerie. The huge sow is light on her feet, smarter than she looks, and starving for freedom.
When Wilma goes on the lam again, she roots up terrible trouble. There’s another dead body in Clover Grove, and the pig is the prime suspect. Meanwhile a reality TV show has arrived in town and the cast and crew are getting way too close for Ivy’s comfort.
There’s no love lost between sleuthing sheepdog, Keats, and the formidable hog. But if one of his charges is unfairly targeted, he’ll put his smarts and heart on the line to help Ivy get to the bottom of the muddy mess.
Can the farm's crime-solving team sort out this slippery mystery before someone else dies?
The next book in the Bought-the-Farm Mystery Series is a perfect page-turner for lovers of animals, cozy mysteries and funny, spunky aspiring sleuths.
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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 at ellenriggs.com 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.
Trained actor, narrator, and improviser, Jenny's bright, engaging, and versatile style draws the reader deep into the heart of the story. Utilizing 20+ years of acting experience and training, she brings energetic life to any book, developing distinct, nuanced characters while allowing the story to envelope herself and the listener.
