Murder in Windsor Park

The only witness to a gruesome body disposal in suburban West Palm Beach is Maggie Metronia, who gets away from the murderer and runs to her housemate Carolyn Cramer. Not the first time the two have faced down a murderer. And hopefully, as a reader, it won’t be the last.
The trip home down U.S. 1 has Maggie and her loyal friends, Carolyn and Homer followed by a detective and deputy from the PBSO taking their comp time to act as body guards. But what if they’re tailed by the murderer from Windsor Park? Last stop, the end of the road, Key West.
“If you want a mystery that will give you an honest taste of the Florida Keys, including alligators and bodies hidden in mangrove trees, Bone Island Maggie, the first in this zany Key West mystery series, is your book. Murder in Windsor Park gives you reminders of that hilarious romp, plus more of delightful 70ish wanabee sleuth Maggie and Key West.”
Michael Haskins, author of the Mick Murphy Key West Mystery Series

"I can't imagine that anyone who likes a fun read packed with character driven action, a twisty-turny plot, and a spot-on South Florida and Keys backdrop, will want to miss out on Maggie Metronia's latest crime-solving romp. Maggie and her durable sidekicks, Homer and Carolyn, are unstoppable in their quest to uncover the identity of the Windsor Park murderer and stop his rampage - unless he gets to Maggie first!"
V.C. Weeks, author of the political thriller CODE OF HONOR

Bone Island Maggie author Peg Gregory, a former Key Wester, lives in West Palm Beach, near her two daughters, three granddaughters and three great-grandchildren, two of them born within a month of her finishing this novel. Another granddaughter lives in Kansas. A retired RN, she is the author of Starfish, a romantic novel set in Key West and soon to be released in a revised edition. Her memoir, And Then There Was One, written under Peggy Butler, was recently re-released. She is currently at work on her next novel.