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French Quarter Fright Night by Ellen Byron

Author Ellen Byron gives us a fun cozy ride through New Orleans with her French Quarter Fright Night, a Vintage Cookbook Mystery. It’s Halloween season in New Orleans. Local business owners are gearing up for the festivities. The Bon Vee Culinary House Museum is no...

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Death Scene by Carol J. Perry

Author Carol J. Perry was born in Salem on Halloween Eve. How appropriate that she brings us her enchanting Witch City Mysteries putting her hometown on the cozy mystery map! In Death Scene (the newest in this series) Halloween is coming up fast in Salem! In addition...

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A Killer Clue by Victoria Gilbert

Victoria Gilbert gives us the 2nd installment in her Hunter and Clewe Mystery series. The more I read this series the more I love it! The characters are unique: wealthy and eccentric 30ish Cameron (Cam) Clewe hires former librarian, 60ish Jane Hunter to take care of...

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Cabaret Macabre by Tom Mead

Fans of locked-room mysteries and superior murder plots will revel in Cabaret Macabre by Tom Mead. Authentically atmospheric and brimming with nostalgia, this mystery opens in 1938. A quite “ordinary” steamer trunk washes up on Rotherhithe beach in the UK containing ...

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The Jig Is Up by Lisa Q. Mathews

Kate Buckley has a solid job as an accountant in New York. But when her sister, Colleen, sends her an urgent message that she needs to come back to their hometown for an undisclosed emergency, single mom Kate, immediately packs up her two daughters and heads back...

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A Very Woodsy Murder by Ellen Byron

Cozy mystery author, Ellen Byron, brings us yet another series debut – and it’s out NOW! A Very Woodsy Murder is the first installment of her Golden Motel Mystery series, and this, too, is a winner! Cozy fans who love nature, the wilderness and of course, a pesky...

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Wonder Women Sixty’s Summer Reading Picks

We’re smack dab in the middle of summer! There’s still plenty of time to grab a comfy chair, a good book and a quiet place to do some summer reading. Of course it doesn’t have to be summer to enjoy these Wonder Women Sixty favorites, so stock up now to carry you...

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