Game Over

· Tule Publishing
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Wren Winters and her friends road trip to an annual gaming convention anticipating a fun getaway, not danger and a dead body. 

It’s been two years since game store owner Wren Winters’ husband died in a mysterious road accident, and she finally feels ready to attend the industry’s biggest gathering. She’s a little spooked because the event was where her husband had sent her a final text claiming he’d discovered something unexpected, but Wren is determined to push aside her doubts, purchase new games for her store and have fun.

Instead, she and her gaming group stumble onto a famous cosplayer strangled with her own lanyard, and the police are side-eyeing Wren. Then the threats begin, and Wren uncovers a new lead on her husband’s death. Surely, she can piece together what happened to Marcus at this very convention, despite the danger lurking around every corner. But the clock is ticking to solve the murder before weekend ends, when all the suspects will scatter like pieces swept off a board. Will she be able to trap a murderer before she becomes another victim?

Wren Winters and her friends road trip to an annual gaming convention anticipating a fun getaway, not danger and a dead body. It’s been two years since game store owner Wren Winters’ husband died in a mysterious road accident, and she finally feels ready to attend the industry’s biggest gatherin...

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3 reviews
Michelle Solimene
November 30, 2025
Wren and the gang are off to the con to enjoy some new games and have a great time. She has some mixed emotions as this was the last place Marcus was before he was murdered. Maybe she can find something more about that. On the first night what promises to be an exciting adventure turns sour when a famous cosplayer is murdered. Now Wren is torn she knows the grief the girl’s mother is feeling and wants to help but should she really be involving herself? Good story. A bit of a slow pace at times.
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Eleanor Hamblin
November 28, 2025
it's not all just fun and games. this can be especially true if you've ever been to a cosplay convention - there are sometimes folks who take things pretty seriously, or take things pretty far in their pursuit of dalliances or illicit activities this is a great read for fans of mysteries linked to significant to you folks, gamers or Larpers, and for fans of mysteries that include women sleuths who aren't twenty anymore.
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Chere
November 25, 2025
Again, I am not by any means a gamer, but Shelly Jones just has such an engaging writing style, that I find myself pulled into the story regardless and I don’t have any problems following the plot. I really do enjoy these and can’t wait for the next one to come out. This one was quite emotional, which also pulled me right in.
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