From the bestselling authors of I Only Read Murder comes a sidesplitting mystery of epic movie-of-the-week proportions, featuring the unstoppable Miranda Abbott. Miranda Abbott, actor, will once again be a star. After a very long dry spell that followed her network hit series, Pastor Fran Investigates , Hollywood has come calling and wants Miranda back. This time, she will be the female lead in an oddly expensive movie of the week being filmed in Happy Rock. Miranda signs on the dotted line, but her trusty assistant, Andrew, a whiz with apps and clouds, thinks it all seems a bit fishy. Things go from bad to worse when Miranda’s costar makes a grand entrance at a media-packed press conference by crashing through the atrium window at the Duchess Hotel and being very much dead. The out-of-town cast and crew are horrified, but the great citizens of Happy Rock—including police chief Ned Buckley, grumpy bookstore owner and soon-to-be ex-husband Edgar Abbott, Bea of Bea’s B&B, and the malodorous Melvin Jacobson of S.J. Fertilizer Supply—return to help solve the case in this second Miranda Abbott mystery. Miranda Abbott Mystery Book 1: I Only Read Murder by Ian Ferguson and Will Ferguson Book 2: Mystery in the Title by Ian Ferguson and Will Ferguson "This small-town cozy combines quirky characters, over-the-top situations, and fading Hollywood glamour in a winning combination." — Booklist "This is an awesome follow-up to I Only Read Murde r, with all the fun-loving, quirky characters from the first, and lots of laugh-out-loud moments. Authors Ian and Will Ferguson know how to write fun novels. I hope this series continues for a long time." — Red Carpet Crash IAN FERGUSON won the Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour for Village of the Small Houses and is the co-author, with his brother, Will, of How to Be a Canadian . A writer and creative director in the film and television industry, he lives in Victoria, British Columbia. WILL FERGUSON is a three-time winner of the Leacock Medal for Humour. His novels include 419 , which won the Scotiabank Giller Prize, and The Finder , which won the 2021 Arthur Ellis Award for Crime Fiction. He lives in Calgary, Alberta.