*Award-winning murder mystery* Only one thing would drag Robin Pearce home to River Sutton, West Virginia for the high school's 100th homecoming celebration: seeing her sister in her old cheering uniform with a huge smile on her face at the halftime show. Ogling Sheriff Chris Payne's broad shoulders in his old quarterback's jersey wouldn't be a chore, either. So, make that two things. But when Robin bumps into high school classmates at the football game, her homecoming turns into a nightmare. She literally stumbles over the dead body of her frenemy, River Sutton's top trophy wife. The whole town suspects Robin, and even Chris wants to lock her up for her safety. When she's not guzzling coffee or forced to admire fall décor with her sister, Robin uses her cyber skills to uncover the River Sutton's killer before they can end her time as an amateur sleuth. Permanently. Is it the desperate soon-to-be-ex-husband? Or the greedy land developer? Or someone else hidden in the shadows?**Winner of The BookFest LGBTQ Mystery Award 2022**More Praise for A Fatal Fumble This is a great mystery. The suspects and clues are seamlessly woven into the story told from the main character Robin Pearce's point of view. The story is set in a small town called River Sutton that is very easy to picture given the excellent imagery that Nancy Basile uses to describe it. There is great character development and continuation of plots from the first book in this series called A Roadside Homicide. Looking forward to reading River Sutton #3 ASAP! - Wendi O., Amazon Reviewer Nancy's books are an easy read and suitable for teen readers. I love reading about the Ohio valley and trying point the locations. - Chuck L., Amazon Reviewer