Pittsburgh Cozy Mystery Lovers

From Goodreads:

Introducing a delightful new series featuring Clare Cosi, manager of the historic Village Blend coffeehouse...

Clare arrives at work to discover the assistant manager dead in the back of the store, coffee grounds strewn everywhere. Two detectives investigate. But when they find no sign of forced entry or foul play, they deem it an accident. Still, Clare is not convinced. And after the police leave, Clare can't help wondering...If this was an act of murder, is she in danger?

It's spooky season! Let's have a field trip :)

The Gateway Clipper is hosting a haunted cruise.
Purchase your ticket through the link in the post and meet on the dock by the pirate statue at gate #1 across from the ticket booth.

https://www.gatewayclipper.com/holiday-cruises/haunted-three-rivers-cruise/

Make sure you are purchasing for 10/18 at 6:30pm.

# The Chipped Fang

A secret vampire lair in The Strip District.
Be sure to purchase your ticket for 10/23 at 6pm.
https://www.scarehouse.com/immersive-vampire-experience/

From the website:
You’re invited to enter the dark world of The Chipped Fang, a secret lair in the Strip District for vampires of all kinds and times. Enter freely and of your own will into our highly themed and interactive experience this fall – located at Bold Escape Rooms at 2420 Penn Avenue.
Your ticket includes:

• Entrance into a highly themed gothic lair full of surprises and photo opportunities
• Participation in an interactive production featuring performers and playful challenges
• Three bespoke and and delicious non-alocholic mocktails.

From Goodreads:

Considered to be one of Agatha Christie's greatest, and also most controversial mysteries, 'The Murder Of Roger Ackroyd' breaks the rules of traditional mystery.

The peaceful English village of King’s Abbot is stunned. The widow Ferrars dies from an overdose of Veronal. Not twenty-four hours later, Roger Ackroyd—the man she had planned to marry—is murdered. It is a baffling case involving blackmail and death that taxes Hercule Poirot’s “little grey cells” before he reaches one of the most startling conclusions of his career.