Welcome to The Murder of Ted, my ongoing, very uncozy adventure through cancer treatment, told as a mystery where Ted is the suspect, I’m the sleuth, and humor is one of my favorite weapons.
Follow the story through the chapters of The Murder of Ted: A Series of Unfortunate Events, an Uncozy Adventure, along with the Ted Must Die Project, where fellow authors become Ted Hunters and join me in the investigation.
It’s a real-life story about cancer, treatment, family, faith, frustration, hope, and finding something to laugh about when life gets anything but cozy.
Start with the latest chapter, go back to the beginning, meet the Ted Hunters, and follow along as this very uncozy investigation continues.
Autumn went missing, Dead Ted may be Weekend at Bernie’s material, and a ten-pound mystery takes an unexpected turn. Join Michelle for another chapter of The Murder of Ted, filled with family, friendship, fall leaves, and finding joy in the middle of cancer treatment.
Rena Koontz joins the Murder of Ted Project with Terrorizing Ted – Crushing Crancer, a crime-filled story of friendship, determination, and a villain who picks the wrong people to mess with.
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Ted wasn’t making life easy, but a return to glorious beans, help from my son, and a renewed sense of God’s peace brought a little light to some very dark weeks. The fight continued, with a few unexpected victories along the way.
The Murder of Ted continues as the battle takes another exhausting turn. Between hyperthermia, weight loss, medical chaos, and one very determined villain, Michelle is running low on reserves, but the hunt for Ted isn’t over yet.
Another Ted Hunter has joined the hunt! Author Jane Yunker brings her creativity to The Murder of Ted Project with “Ted Walks the Plank,” a story that takes Ted somewhere Michelle certainly didn’t expect. Come aboard and see what Jane has in store for him.
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Ted may have been taking some serious hits, but this week it was my turn to struggle. Between exhaustion, treatment complications, a stubborn Bionic Buddy, and one very unexpected cabbage incident, this sleuth was getting dangerously close to her breaking point. Sometimes you have to let the emotions out before you can get back in the fight.
The fight against Ted takes a darker turn as exhaustion, fear, and chemo brain begin taking their toll—but a little blood-bag chaos, some much-needed family support, and a 25% shrinkage give this sleuth a reason to keep fighting.
Ted gets creative this week when an unexpected spider attack drains my already-limited energy, and my hyperbaric treatment takes me on an imaginary trip to outer space complete with an asteroid strike.
KK Moor joins the Murder of Ted Project with Ted Must Die, a darkly playful story of women who have had enough of one very unwanted villain. Step inside her unique take on Ted’s downfall and discover why they’re celebrating freedom, not his death.
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My little idea of giving cancer a name starts spreading around the clinic. Ted gets some new relatives, Fred, Ed, and Joy, as I make new friends, share a few laughs, and face the growing toll of chemotherapy. Sometimes a little humor and a lot of friendship can make a difficult fight feel a little less scary.
