Or the next time she practices Corpse Pose, it may be for real.

Second, find someone-anyone-willing to adopt his intimidating, horse-sized German shepherd, Bella, before Animal Control sends her to the big dog park in the sky.īut with Bella’s time almost up and the murderer hot on her trail, Kate will have to work fast. Kate stretches herself and takes on two new challenges. After all, “Drunk Dies in Drug Deal Gone Bad at Yoga Studio” isn’t exactly the free publicity she’s been hoping for. And if the police won’t take his murder seriously, she’ll just have to solve the crime herself. The police dismiss the murder as drug-related street crime, but Kate knows that George – a homeless alcoholic she had befriended-was no drug dealer. Then she stumbles over a body in the studio’s parking lot. She has enough trouble keeping her struggling yoga business afloat while trying to live up to yoga’s Zen-like expectations. Even though her father was a cop, Kate has zero crime fighting aspirations. When she’s not teaching yoga, she spends her time hiding from her creepy landlord and dodging her best friend’s relentless matchmaking attempts. For more information, visit her online at and yoga instructor Kate Davidson often acts more like a champion fighting rooster than the Dalai Lama. She loves sharing her passion for yoga and animals in any form possible. Weber is a member of the Pacific Northwest Writers Association, Dog Writers Association of America, and Sisters in Crime. Tracy Weber is a certified yoga teacher and the founder of Whole Life Yoga, an award-winning yoga studio in Seattle, where she currently lives with her husband and German Shepherd. But with Bella’s time almost up and the murderer hot on her trail, Kate will have to work fast.īellingham yoga teacher Abby Staten will participate in Tracy's event, offering a free overview of yoga and viniyoga. Second, find someone-anyone-willing to adopt his intimidating, horse-sized German Shepherd, Bella, before Animal Control sends her to the big dog park in the sky. The police dismiss the murder as drug-related street crime, but Kate knows that George-a homeless alcoholic she had befriended-was no drug dealer. until she stumbles over a body in the studio’s parking lot.

Drawing from her own yoga background, Weber introduces Kate Davidson, a feisty Seattle yoga instructor who’s more interested in savasana than solving crimes…. Tracy Weber, founder of Seattle Magazine’s “Best Therapeutic Yoga Studio,” mixes mantras and mystery in Murder Strikes a Pose.

Murder Strikes a Pose by Tracy Weber