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...
Check out the latest cozy mysteries this January from Kensington Cozies and Lyrical Press!
A FATAL FAMILY FEAST by Lynn Cahoon, A Farm-To-Fork Mystery #6
On Sale January 4th, 2022 from Lyrical Press/ISBN 9781516111053
Angie Turner’s Idaho restaurant, the County...
Start the year off right by stepping into the Oldies Vault for some fun, upbeat and rockin’ songs.
In 1971, the Isley Brothers sang us their best advice – Love The One You’re With. In these challenging times, that includes not only lovers, but friends, family...
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...
Jenna Quinn had a
solid career in a marketing firm — that is, until she wound up
accused of embezzlement and murder. And even though she eventually
was cleared on both charges, it was too late – she lost just about
everything — her job, her home and even...
With an opening line like: Here in central Pennsylvania, bingo could very easily be considered a death sport…., I knew this cozy was gonna have me laughing and smirking through the whole twisted mystery.
Tallie Graver seems to have a nose for finding dead bodies...
Check out the latest cozy mysteries this December from Kensington Cozies, the new cozy mystery imprint from Kensington Publishing!
BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE GREEKTOWN by Kate Collins, A Goddess of Greene St. Mystery #3
On Sale November 30th, 2021
In...
It was a chilly morning – a mere 28 degrees, as I sat outside on my favorite garden bench with a steaming cup of coffee. I was surrounded by the incredible red, orange and yellow fall foliage that was so intense that the colors bounced like laser beams off the bright...