Max has settled nicely into life in Welling. He’s got the best boyfriend ever born and a life he never imagined he could have. He’s also written his new screenplay, and the hottest director in Hollywood has snapped it up enthusiastically.
So what’s the problem? She’s asked for a two-week long retreat, hosted by him, in his home, with the actors who’ve been cast in the movie. Between the personal disagreements, the weird flirtations, the easily bruised egos, and the fact that one of them invited his family along, the first week has already been hellish.
All he wanted to do was find the right time to propose to his boyfriend.
Things take a turn for the worse when one of the actors is murdered, and the best suspects are Max, his family, and his houseguests. The sheriff is no help at all, so Max needs to discover who the killer is before someone ends up behind bars.
Let Sleeping Foxes Lie is a slightly paranormal cozy mystery about Max and Gentry's happily ever after, put on hold by an excessively flirty actor, a baby surprise, and the worst sheriff ever to grace the town of Welling. It follows Where Foxes Say Goodnight but largely stands alone, and closes the series.
Catherine L Gurley
I have both Audible books in this series and love them both. I keep listing to them inbetween reading othering books Greg Tremblay/Boudreaux. Does an excilant job of performing books and is one of my favorite audible readers. I wonder if you have any other books plans to add to the series. I would love to read more from this world.
Sam
Hey, I’m so glad to hear you enjoyed the series! It’s one of my favorites I’ve ever written, so it was awesome that people enjoyed it so much. I’m not currently planning on continuing Max’s story. I do have some loose plans for a future for Jon (Dr. Fox Mysteries), but I’m not currently sure when they might go on my schedule, since it’s pretty packed.