Some mysteries are written in the stars. Others are solved over coffee.
The Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute was supposed to be searching the heavens.
Instead, someone is hiding a murder.
When celebrated astronomer Dr. Franklin Moore is found dead at the base of a mountain trail, authorities quickly rule it a tragic accident. But Sally Fowler isn't convinced. A folded vest, a missing flask, and a handful of details that refuse to fit convince the members of Brevard's Tuesday Night Book Club that the truth is far more complicated.
Attorney Christy Gillard joins librarian Mary Westcott, retired lawyer Beth Molanon, and the rest of the Book Club as they follow a trail that winds from observatory domes and forgotten archives to shell corporations, stolen research, and a conspiracy worth millions. Every answer uncovers another secret, and every clue points toward someone willing to destroy careers—and lives—to protect the future of a groundbreaking scientific discovery.
As the danger grows and a determined detective races to catch a killer before more evidence disappears, the Book Club discovers that the greatest mysteries aren't always written in books.
Sometimes they're written in the stars.
Perfect for fans of Richard Osman, Ellery Adams, and Kate Carlisle, Death Under the Dome is the next warm, witty, and suspenseful installment in the Tuesday Night Book Club Mysteries, where friendship, curiosity, and a good cup of coffee are just as important as finding the killer.