The Dead Don’t Dream An Ian McBriar Murder Mystery by Mauro Azzano Genre: Mystery You are a Toronto police detective, lying in the gutter, shot by the man you were pursuing, and your life is slipping slowly away. The Dead Don’t Dream takes you back to the year 1973 andContinue 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
Just because you’re paranoid, doesn’t mean the Deep State isn’t after you. In a very Trumpian administration, Hayley is a young military veteran and White House intern. When her mentor, Chief of Staff Peter Hall is killed of an apparent cardiac arrest, she is suspicious. After all, he had justContinue 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
My Review First a thief is killed after stealing a laptop and the laptop is taken back by the shooter. Then a prostitute is killed for the drugs hidden in her digestive system. But when a nurse with no history of drug use is found dead of an overdose, newContinue 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
Prodigal son and heir Richard returns to his hometown in rural 1944 England in the Fell Murder. Richard’s argumentative father Robert had forced him from the family land when he married a local farmer’s daughter. Richard wants to tramp across the land of his childhood but has no intention ofContinue 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
Thursday is just one of The Wives. Their husband Seth calls all three wives by the day that he visits them. There is Monday, his youngest and newest wife, who is in early pregnancy. Tuesday is his original wife and is older. When she didn’t want children, Seth decided toContinue Reading
My Review Another twisty mystery thriller from J.T. Ellison! Good Girls Lie is set at an all girls’ elite prep school in rural Virginia. Ash is a new student with a horrible past in England. But will she fit in with a bunch of privileged American brats? And what secretsContinue Reading
Teenager Chloe is missing. Her car is found with the driver’s side door wide open. Her purse is in the car but her phone is missing. Chloe is also the mayor’s daughter. When secrets begin to mar the mayor’s reputation, Police Chief Brown asks witch Amber to use her magicContinue Reading
“It was Halloween, and the quaint mountain town of Cedar Valley, Colorado, held more than tricks and treats. There was a dark energy, a dark spirit, summoned from the past that moved through the roaming packs of shrieking children. People would be killed. Lives would be changed. And Cedar ValleyContinue Reading
“The last time I saw the pendant, it was on Becca’s neck. She was my best friend. And I killed her.”—Heather, Now, from the Dead Girls Club. There were four members of the Dead Girls Club. Dead Becca didn’t send the pendant. Heather didn’t send it to herself. That leftContinue Reading
The Wheels of Cady Grey Cady Grey Mysteries Book 1 by Paul L. Arvidson Genre: Thriller Publication Date: August 21, 2019 Guest Post by the Author Can you, for those who don’t know you already, tell something about yourself and how you became an author? I started writing in betweenContinue Reading