In the radio business, numbers is the name of the game, and if talk show psychologist Maggie Walsh wants to stay one step ahead of The Swine Report, she would have to stoop to drastic measures -- even if that meant having a psychic on her show. And when Madame Chantel Carrington's appearances light up the switchboard, Maggie is fairly sure she'll have the last laugh over the ratings after all.

But when Madame Chantel predicts the demise of two of Cypress Grove's citizens at a séance, Maggie begins to wonder if there is some substance to this psychic stuff after all. And when it's discovered the two victims had attended the recent opening of the city's time capsule, well, the clues from beyond begin to add up, and it's up to Maggie to make her own predictions as to who the killer is.

Fans of cozy mysteries will be glad they dialed in to catch STAY TUNED FOR MURDER, the latest book in Mary Kennedy's Talk Show Radio Mystery series. Kennedy's main character, Maggie Walsh, is smart and sensible with the right touch of bemused skepticism necessary to be a good amateur sleuth. And you can't beat Maggie's momma, Lola, for quirky and sassy!

Add in a great mystery and a sizzling touch of romance with Maggie's hunky boyfriend, Detective Rafe, and I predict that you are going to love this lively and fun-filled tale.

Book Summary

Maggie Walsh, Florida’s newest radio talk show psychologist, thinks that being tucked away in her studio will keepher safe from all the crazies. But when she hits the airwaves, there’s no telling whom she’s reaching–and who wants to reach back.

Maggie is a natural on the radio, but she’s still learning how to play the ratings game. Her big guest star is self-proclaimed oracle Madame Chantel, whose on-air “chats” with the dead are the talk of Cypress Grove–until Chantel makes some grim predictions at a seance and one of the town’s most beloved citizens is found murdered.

Meanwhile WYME is busy promoting the opening of a fifty-year old time capsule. But the more Maggie learns about what might be unearthed, the more she suspects that the timing of the murder was no coincidence. The appearance of another body has Maggie rushing to find the killer–and wondering if there might be something to Chantel’s ghost stories.

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