Class Dismissed - Hardy, Bonnie
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Vivienne Rose and Rex Redondo aren't your typical retirees-unless your idea of retirement includes solving murders, uncovering secrets, and navigating the quirks of Palm Desert's most exclusive communities. After three successful cases, Rex gets a wild idea: why not make it official? He convinces Vivienne to go back to school with him to earn their PI licenses-because what could be more fun than homework, lectures, and pop quizzes? With a college full of suspects, secrets buried in the desert, and a professor who may have been hiding more than just test answers, Redondo and Rose are once again…mehr

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Vivienne Rose and Rex Redondo aren't your typical retirees-unless your idea of retirement includes solving murders, uncovering secrets, and navigating the quirks of Palm Desert's most exclusive communities. After three successful cases, Rex gets a wild idea: why not make it official? He convinces Vivienne to go back to school with him to earn their PI licenses-because what could be more fun than homework, lectures, and pop quizzes? With a college full of suspects, secrets buried in the desert, and a professor who may have been hiding more than just test answers, Redondo and Rose are once again in the thick of a mystery. Will their investigative skills (and undeniable chemistry) be enough to uncover the truth before the next body drops? A fresh, modern take on the cozy mystery, Redondo and Rose: Neighbors in Crime delivers fast-paced whodunits, witty banter, and a pair of sleuths proving that retirement is anything but boring.
Autorenporträt
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Bonnie Hardy is an educator, curriculum writer, musician, and preacher. A lover of libraries and literacy, she directed the Pilgrim Literacy Center in Carlsbad, CA before moving to the desert in 2017.As a retired military spouse, Bonnie has lived and worked in Washington DC, Northern Virginia, Maryland, San Diego, and Twentynine Palms. Her work has been published in Christian Century, Presence: An International Journal for Spiritual Direction, and with Pilgrim Press.Since 2020, Bonnie has penned two cozy mystery series set in small towns connected by the Palms to Pines Highway. She is best known for her inspired character development and for weaving fast-paced whodunits with plots drawn from real-life headlines.