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Abigail Summers, dressmaker in life and brilliant sleuth in death, arrives at the Ottersmill Regatta with psychic medium, Hayley Moon.Their plan is to investigate the murder of the club commodore, Leo Spencer. There are plenty of suspects at the marina, but could it...
Bob and Shirley run a country pub in Britain’s safest village. They also solve murders ...An outrageously funny, gloriously British murder mystery that can be read as a standalone or as part of a series.For cozy mystery readers who like their hot chocolate with a...
It’s opening night at the theatre and Addison Harper has front-row seats with Sergeant Jake Murphy. This might just be his perfect date.The variety show promises spooky Halloween fun, ghoulish drag queens, frightening musical numbers, and the scariest thing of all:...
There’s a killer in the choir!When Gloria Williams agrees to conduct an amateur community choir in Brahms’ Requiem, she’s braced for missed entrances, wandering tempos, and bruised egos—not a body at the base of the church bell tower. The victim was a beloved fixture...
A Halloween romp with a seriously scary twist! Her adopted town is once again driving service dog trainer Marcia Banks a little nuts. No sooner has she moved her horse into the new Mayfair Riding Stable than its octogenarian, muumuu-wearing owner decides to turn the...
This nail-biting addition to Hannah Dennison's Honey Church Hall mystery series, Murderous Mayhem at Honeychurch Hall is not to be missed."An enjoyable, lighthearted read, just the thing to chase the blues away." —M.C. BeatonWhen the only copy of Ravished, Iris...
"Scraps of Paper is a well-constructed mystery with just the right mix of good guys and bad guys, with a sprinkling of oddballs and misfits thrown in. Kathryn Meyer Griffin does a nice job of allowing the friendship of the book's two main characters to develop as the...
Wicked witches have more fun. Especially when solving a murder.Vega Bloodmire has no problem with the label “villainous witch,” though she draws the line at being called a self-centered hag. It’s everyone else who minds her unscrupulous ways: the unruly students she...
A WWI widow investigates murder—and her late husband’s secrets—in “this engrossing series launch” by the Daphne Award-winning author (Publishers Weekly).England, 1919. Verity Kent’s grief over the loss of her husband pierces anew when she receives a cryptic letter...
It was a dark, rainy night at Nora Pennington’s Miracle Books when a mysterious death brings the Secret, Book, and Scone Society into the Halloween season on the trail of a murderer . . . As the residents of Miracle Springs, North Carolina, select their costumes, plan...
