The Old Cranberry Ladies Garden Club

<p><span style=color: rgba(15 17 17 1); background-color: rgba(255 255 255 1)>With a pitchfork through the man's groin and another through his chest it is clear that someone had murdered Chester H. Cranberry. It's not something that could have happened accidentally. But that was 192 years ago. As Mildred Cranberry the current family matriarch puts it </span><strong><em>We have two women two keys two pitchforks and one dead two-timing man. </em></strong><span style=color: rgba(15 17 17 1); background-color: rgba(255 255 255 1)>Who in their right mind would want to dig up that cold case and try to solve it? It's not like the murderer could be prosecuted in 2024 right? But what if a key piece of evidence can be dug up (literally)? And what if a descendant of Chester's illegitimate child can get her hands on it? Mildred will need more than the Old Cranberry Ladies Garden Club members to solve this bizarre case. The spiritual support she needs may not be what she expects when the ghost of Elcira Cranberry the widow murderess herself arrives to do what? Tell the truth or protect her reputation? </span></p><p>The Ladies Garden Club of Old Cranberry Connecticut has a 200-year history that has remained shrouded in secrecy for so long it has been lost to history until now. Elcira Cranberry and freedwoman Deborah Townsend knew the men of the town would have no interest in a garden club so it was the perfect cover for their secret organization. Now nearly two centuries later the current members have no idea what those ladies were up to in the early 1800s right here in Connecticut. But the secret will soon be out.</p>