The Socialite's Guide To Murder

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In 1958, Evelyn Elizabeth Grace Murphy has been confined to her father's Pinnacle Hotel for fourteen months due to agoraphobia. The hotel, her sanctuary, becomes the center of chaos when, during a party for artist Billie Bell, his latest artwork is stolen, and her best friend, movie star Henry Fox, is wrongfully accused. As Evelyn investigates to clear Henry's name, she discovers Billie dead, with a murder weapon tied to the hotel's chief of security, raising questions about his involvement. Teaming up with Mac Cooper, a hotel employee and her secret crush, Evelyn delves deeper into the hotel's hidden secrets. Their sleuthing leads to danger when their car is sabotaged, leaving them barely escaping with their lives. With her brake lines cut, the stakes escalate. Using her keen intuition and creativity, Evelyn organizes a grand party at the hotel, turning every guest into a suspect. As she navigates the glamorous crowd, she must uncover the killer before becoming the next victim.