Scottsdale Squeeze: A Romantic Light-hearted Murder Mystery (Laura Black Mysteries Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
It sits at the base of the Mogollon Rim, a line of cliffs that extend across central Arizona for almost two-hundred miles. The cliffs of the Rim are three-thousand feet high and are the dividing line between the warm deserts of southern Arizona and the colder Colorado Plateau of northern Arizona. During the nineteen-twenties, the popular western writer Zane Grey owned a cabin outside of town. He would come up in the summers and write about Arizona and western life in general. After his death, his cabin became a popular museum, but it was later destroyed in a forest fire. The town of Payson then built an exact replica in a park west of town and again made it into a museum. According to Muffy, this was the starting point in looking for Howard’s cabin. Terry and I drove up the Beeline Highway, which connects Scottsdale to points north and goes directly through Payson. In about an hour and a half, we had made it to the town. We turned west at the sign that pointed to the Zane Gray cabin.
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