Murder in the Attic — Dianne Harman

When a woman is grieving the loss of her husband at a young age, the last thing she needs is to find is a dead body in the attic.Della Fox's husband never came home from his early morning run and never would. He'd been killed by a motorist. It's been six months, and although Della has survived her tragic loss, it takes a supreme amount of effort for her just to get through each day.But the morning she finds a dead body in the attic of an old Victorian home is the morning she begins to come alive again. Della discovers she's a suspect in the case, because the victim was a business competitor of hers. They both owned antique and collective stores. She has to clear her name and find a suspect who has a far better motive for murder than the one attached to her.Letting new interests back into her life is a huge step. A book club, a handsome sheriff, and a huge St. Bernard dog by the name of Moose, can certainly help a woman want to come alive again, and they do!Join a reluctant amateur sleuth as she discovers a trait she never knew she had. She's actually quite good at solving a murder mystery, and even the new sheriff agrees she has some sort of a special talent in this area!