Daisy is a single woman with a younger sister, Rosie. Both are still living at home with their mother. Their mother has cancer and when they aren’t working, they are her caregivers.
Nate is a divorced young man sharing custody of his 10-yr. old son, Ben, and struggling...
I’ve taken several trips to the quaint town of Jewel Bay, Montana – compliments of Leslie Budewitz, through her Food Lovers’ Village Mystery series. This series is filled with plenty of down-to-earth warmth, with characters as solid as the plots and, of course, the occasional...
Two-Way Murder is a British Crime Classic that has been lost for over 60 years. Today Poisoned Pen Press has released this forgotten gem written by Edith Caroline Rivett (1894-1958), writing as E.C.R. Lorac and *Carol Carnac.
It’s a dark and misty winter night on the...
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...
With St. Patrick’s day on the horizon, now is the perfect time for cozy fans to get themselves “a wee bit of Ireland” – and nobody does it better when it comes to cozy Irish mysteries than Carlene O’Connor and her stellar Irish Village Mysteries.
Ellen Delaney and her...
