Fire and Ice Cruise (Cruising Through Midlife #15)

Trixie is turning fifty!

And the Emerald Queen of the Seas is bound for Iceland—until a dead body turns her birthday cruise into a killer getaway.
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My name is Trixie Troublefield Baxter, and I live on a cruise ship. Most days, I teach art classes, write my travel blog, and occasionally solve a murder with my handsome husband, Ransom—who just happens to be head of security.
You know. Normal cruise stuff.

But my fiftieth birthday celebration just veered straight into homicide territory.
The Emerald Queen of the Seas is sailing for Iceland with the Second Act Society aboard—an exclusive midlife reinvention program for high-profile guests with secrets darker than an Icelandic winter. And when documentary producer Gideon Vale is found strangled with his own scarf on embarkation day, every reinvented guest becomes a suspect.

Between champagne fountains, Northern Lights viewings, and communal shower trauma at the Blue Lagoon (don’t ask), I’ve acquired an unexpected a flirtatious ghost who knows exactly who the killer is but refuses to tell me. Instead, she’s treating this investigation like a game show where the grand prize is justice and the consolation prize is death.

As we sail past volcanic cliffs and black sand beaches, I’m racing to unmask a killer before they strike again. Ransom is more determined than ever, and just so happens to be working the case alongside me. My chaos-agent friends Bess and Nettie are fanning the flames. And a mysterious widow may be running from something far more dangerous than scandal.
Turns out, when your fiftieth birthday comes with a corpse, champagne, and a chatty ghost, midlife crisis takes on a whole new meaning.

Because on the high seas, turning fifty isn’t the only thing that’s deadly.

Midlife on the high seas is proving to be murder.