No doubt about it, John Dickson Carr (1906-1977) was a master of the mystery genre. Poisoned Pen Press has brought back another one of his forgotten classics, The Seat Of The Scornful.
While this tale is not a fast-paced scary thriller, it’s an intricately woven tale...
Hidden Beneath by Barbara Ross
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Nobody gives us a more perfect summer reading series than Barbara Ross with her Maine Clambake Mysteries. You can’t help but feel like you’re on island time every time you pick up one of her cozy tales.
Hidden Beneath is her newest entry in this series, giving...
Death Knells and Wedding Bells by Eva Gates
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Whether you’re a fan of Eva Gates or Vicki Delany, it just doesn’t matter since they are one in the same! As Eva or Vicki, cozy fans know she’s written countless cozy mysteries to keep us all entertained year after year, 24/7!
Death Knells and Wedding Bells by Eva...
The Therapist by B.A. Paris
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This sophisticated mystery-thriller was simply impossible to put down. I kept on reading it through breakfast, lunch and dinner and didn’t stop until I finished it – yes, it was just that good!
Alice and Leo have moved in together to start a new chapter in both their...
Murder In The Basement By Anthony Berkeley
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Once again, Poisoned Pen Press and Martin Edwards bring us another stellar mystery from the British Library Crime Classics. Murder In The Basement is by Anthony Berkeley (1893-1971), a prominent figure in the history of British crime fiction.
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Give Fudge A Chance by Nancy Coco
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PARKOUR: The activity or sport of moving rapidly and negotiating obstacles by running, jumping and/or climbing.
Who doesn’t love a fair or carnival brimming with fun-filled rides, scrumptious food, smiling parents with kids in tow and plenty of festivities?
Take...
A Streetcar Named Murder by T.G. Herren
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A Streetcar Named Murder is the debut in T.G. Herren’s New Orleans Mystery series. After reading the first few pages, I knew this was going to be a smooth and rewarding cozy mystery. The author is a long-time resident of New Orleans and it certainly shows.
It’s...
Four Parties and a Funeral by Maria DiRico
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You don’t need to be a fan of “reality TV” to enjoy this riotous romp with a twisted mystery to boot, brought to you by Maria DiRico. It’s the 4th installment in her delightful Catering Hall Mystery series.
Mia Carina runs Belle View Banquet Manor in Queens for her...