It’s Sadie Coleman’s first full summer as a new pub owner in the quaint town of Shady Creek, Vermont. Her literary pub, the Inkwell, sports a cozy setting of books, bar food, and of course, a well-stocked cache of assorted liquor. Sadie’s looking forward to the Trueheart...

Erin Coleridge owns the Kirkbymoorside bookstore in North Yorkshire moors. But in this tale, we find her heading off to the quaint English town of York to host a Jane Austen Society conference in the York Grand Hotel. It’s just the change of pace Jane has been looking...

Irish eyes are, indeed, smiling this month — no better time to interview the author of the popular Irish Village Mysteries, Carlene O’Connor. Pick up any of her positively stellar mysteries and take an armchair trip to beautiful and enchanting Ireland.  Every landscape,...

It’s another step back in time and crime to the early 40’s, with a superb tale by C. W. Grafton. For those fans of the late Sue Grafton (i.e., her Kinsey Millhone Alphabet Mystery Series), Sue was one of the daughters of C.W. Grafton – and it’s more than obvious, the...

The pandemic may have stopped or delayed a lot of things in our daily lives – but it sure didn’t stop a lot of great authors and publishers from giving us some really sensational cozy mysteries! Crooked Lane Books brings us How to Book a Murder, A Starlit Bookshop Mystery...

Wonder Women Sixty’s best new cozy series pick for 2021 was Darci Hannah’s Beacon Bakeshop Mysteries. Both books in this series are simply stellar – filled with warmth, charm, a dash of humor and plots as solid as a brick wall. If you want a super sleuthing cozy with...

I’ve found the “perfect” mystery to kick off 2022: The Corpse In The Waxworks, A Paris Mystery by John Dickson Carr (1906-1977). Carr was only 25 years old when this was published. Carr is noted for his superior locked room mysteries. This mystery features his...