Author Interview Describe your latest book, Southern Double Cross, in five words or less. Good clean cozy fun! You have written two complete series, the Lizzie Hart Mysteries and the Java Jive Mystery series. Both series are complete with five books each. Does that mean we can expect two moreContinue Reading
The Great Witches Baking Show by Nancy Warren on Tour February 1-29, 2019 My Review: Imagine! You have been selected to be on The Great British Baking Contest. Once there, you slowly realize that there are witches as both hosts and contestants. In fact, they should call it the GreatContinue Reading
Bitter Alpine: An Emma Lord Mystery (Emma Lord Returns) by Mary Daheim Cozy Mystery 2nd in Series Publisher: Alibi (February 4, 2020) ~Print Length: 235 pages ASIN: B01LZU2W7N New year, new murder . . . Emma Lord is on the case when death finds its way back to the wintryContinue Reading
A Case for the Winemaker Ainsley McGregor Book 1 by Candace Havens Genre: Cozy Mystery The closer she gets to the truth, the more she finds herself drowning in trouble. It’s an exciting time in Sweet River, Texas, and the whole town’s talking. Maybe, a little too much. Former EnglishContinue Reading
A Field Guide to Homicide (A Cat Latimer Mystery) by Lynn Cahoon Author Guest Post First off, thanks for having me over today Diane. I’m Lynn Cahoon, cozy mystery author of several series but today I’m here talking about my new release – A FIELD GUIDE TO HOMICIDE. This isContinue Reading
About Dead Week Will Dead Week kill Cassandra’s career? VP of Student Affairs Cassandra Sato has a desk full of problems and it’s not even Thanksgiving break. A student’s injury and a deaf advocacy project brings national media attention to underfunded Morton College. Cassandra’s new boss talks to her deadContinue Reading
Today we probe the mind of best-selling author of the Walker Papers paranormal fantasy series and the new Dublin Driver cozy mysteries, Catie (C.E.) Murphy. For more information about Dead in Dublin, her latest book and the first entry in the Dublin Driver series, see my review here. 1.You areContinue Reading
Hems & Homicide (Apron Shop Series) by Elizabeth Penney My Review Vintage linens, fifties aprons, a hippie murder and a 1963 Falcon named Beverly are all part of the atmosphere in Hems & Homicide, the first in the new Apron Shop Series of cozy mysteries. Iris and her Grammie AnneContinue Reading
A Mysterious Mix Up (An Allie Cobb Mystery) by J.C. Kenney About A Mysterious Mix Up A Mysterious Mix Up (An Allie Cobb Mystery) Cozy Mystery 3rd in Series Publisher: Lyrical Press (January 7, 2020) Paperback: 190 pages ISBN-13:9781516108619 Digital ASIN: B07QFN2CJ4 Murder hits the stacks when literary agent AllieContinue Reading
Glitter, Glam, and Contraband: A Delanie Fitzgerald Mystery by Heather Leigh Weidner Author Interview Delanie and Duncan are private investigators in your series. Have you ever wanted to be a PI in real life? I’m a CK (cop’s kid). My dad was on the force in Virginia Beach for 46Continue Reading
Bound for Murder: A Blue Ridge Library Mystery by Victoria Gilbert Author Interview Describe your new book in 5 words or less. 1960s murder spurs librarian’s sleuthing. If you could give your Amy and Sunny some advice, what would it be? I would tell Amy to think before acting sometimes.Continue Reading
Not just Theater Nights are Murder, all the rigmarole around choosing among two boyfriends is murdering my interest in this series. And that’s despite being gluten-free myself for years. Maybe Poppy should investigate polyamory relationships so she can stick with both guys. You don’t see that in cozy mysteries! Seriously,Continue Reading
Another great madcap adventure in the Poppy Harmon series! This time it revolves around Poppy Harmon and the Hung Jury on which she finds herself. Poppy, a retired actress, owns a detective agency with her two friends, Violet and Iris. Poppy in the also excellent first book in the series,Continue Reading
Matchmaking Can Be Murder if you’re Amish. Amish matchmaker Millie is newly returned to town. Her first action is to convince her niece, Edith, to break off her engagement with Zeke. Edith was pressured by societal norms to find a new father for her three children after her husband’s recentContinue Reading
It’s only a week until the end of the Maine clambaking season when a worker with the Snowden Family Clambake is found dead under a wood pile. Julia is running the clambake and also directing the renovation of the old family mansion, vacant since 1929, on Morrow Island. When theContinue Reading
Load Up (Lark Davis Mysteries) by Annabelle Hunter My Review Load Up has the best murder victim ever! Who hasn’t wanted to kill their HOA President? And Gerald is worse than most. The only person he recently argued with is single mother Lark Davis over the spacing of her fairyContinue Reading