Eight Diners Week: An Aspie Girl in Massachusetts Diner Short Story Mysteries

Anya is an autistic girl with a knack for solving puzzles and a love for comfort food. When she's not busy working at her family's diner, she's out solving mysteries in the cozy diners of Massachusetts.

Eight Diners a Week - an Aspie Girl in Massachusetts (Diner Short Story Mysteries Book 8)

by Lisa Shea

4.2 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	175 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	17 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

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In "Eight Diners Week," Anya takes on eight different cases, each one set in a different diner. From a missing pie to a stolen painting, Anya uses her unique perspective and love of logic to solve each mystery.

The Case of the Missing Pie

Anya's first case takes her to the Cozy Corner Diner, where a beloved pie has gone missing. The diner's owner is frantic, and the customers are in an uproar. Anya takes on the case and quickly discovers that the pie was not stolen, but misplaced.

Anya uses her love of patterns and logic to figure out where the pie is hidden. She follows the clues and eventually finds the pie in the freezer, where it had been accidentally placed.

The Case of the Stolen Painting

Anya's second case takes her to the Art Deco Diner, where a valuable painting has been stolen. The diner's owner is devastated, and the police are baffled. Anya takes on the case and quickly discovers that the painting was not stolen by a professional thief, but by a disgruntled customer.

Anya uses her knowledge of human behavior and her love of puzzles to figure out who stole the painting. She follows the clues and eventually finds the painting hidden in a storage closet.

The Case of the Mysterious Murder

Anya's third case takes her to the Moonlight Diner, where a murder has been committed. The diner's owner is horrified, and the customers are in shock. Anya takes on the case and quickly discovers that the murder was not random, but a targeted attack.

Anya uses her love of logic and her ability to see patterns to figure out who committed the murder. She follows the clues and eventually finds the killer, who is a rival diner owner.

The Case of the Secret Recipe

Anya's fourth case takes her to the Family Diner, where a secret recipe has been stolen. The diner's owner is desperate, and the customers are worried about the future of the diner. Anya takes on the case and quickly discovers that the recipe was not stolen by a competitor, but by a disgruntled employee.

Anya uses her knowledge of human behavior and her love of puzzles to figure out who stole the recipe. She follows the clues and eventually finds the recipe hidden in a secret compartment in the diner's kitchen.

The Case of the Missing Waitress

Anya's fifth case takes her to the Country Diner, where a waitress has gone missing. The diner's owner is worried, and the customers are concerned. Anya takes on the case and quickly discovers that the waitress did not disappear voluntarily.

Anya uses her love of logic and her ability to see patterns to figure out what happened to the waitress. She follows the clues and eventually finds the waitress, who has been kidnapped by a local criminal.

The Case of the Haunted Diner

Anya's sixth case takes her to the Spooky Diner, where a ghost is said to be haunting the diner. The diner's owner is losing customers, and the staff is terrified. Anya takes on the case and quickly discovers that the ghost is not real, but a hoax.

Anya uses her knowledge of human behavior and her love of puzzles to figure out who is behind the hoax. She follows the clues and eventually finds the culprit, who is a rival diner owner.

The Case of the Christmas Caper

Anya's seventh case takes her to the Christmas Diner, where a Christmas present has been stolen. The diner's owner is devastated, and the customers are disappointed. Anya takes on the case and quickly discovers that the present was not stolen by a Grinch, but by a mischievous child.

Anya uses her love of logic and her ability to see patterns to figure out who stole the present. She follows the clues and eventually finds the present hidden under a Christmas tree.

The Case of the New Year's Resolution

Anya's eighth case takes her to the New Year's Diner, where a New Year's resolution has been broken. The diner's owner is disappointed, and the customers are discouraged. Anya takes on the case and quickly discovers that the resolution was not broken intentionally, but accidentally.

Anya uses her knowledge of human behavior and her love of puzzles to figure out what happened. She follows the clues and eventually finds the person who accidentally broke the resolution, and helps them to keep it.

"Eight Diners Week" is a collection of cozy diner mysteries that will appeal to readers of all ages. The stories are full of puzzles, humor, and heart, and they feature a unique and endearing heroine. If you're looking for a fun and satisfying read, then "Eight Diners Week" is the perfect book for you.

Eight Diners a Week - an Aspie Girl in Massachusetts (Diner Short Story Mysteries Book 8)

by Lisa Shea

4.2 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	175 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	17 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE