Maria DiRico’s Catering Hall Mystery series is guaranteed to give you a madcap romp through New York, with at least one dead body (or a few more), plus solid cozy plots filled with an abundance of simply delectable characters. Her newest release in this series, The...
Keeping It Real — Really!
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The world itself is truly amazing! No matter where you live or travel, look around – and really see your surroundings.
When was the last time you really took a close look outside? When was the last time you found a cozy spot (even in winter) to just look up at the...
The Black Spectacles by John Dickson Carr
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Amateur sleuths who appreciate the likes of Sherlock Holmes and old-school detection will have a field day with John Dickson Carr’s: The Black Spectacles. This 1939 novel features an impossible-crime mystery.
Poisoned Pen Press has been bringing back so many...
From The Oldies Vault: It’s About Time!
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Time. It marches on. It never stops. It’s relentless. But some things actually get “better” with time. Antiques are a prime example. And MUSIC! Take a step back into the oldie’s vault and reflect on these timeless classics – and yes, these happen to be all about...
Murder By The Seashore by Samara Yew
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In this new cozy mystery series debut, Murder by the Seashore: Scarlett Gardner relocates with her boyfriend, Connor, to open the Palm Trees and Page Turners bookshop in sunny southern California. Connor takes care of the business end, while Scarlett literally runs...
Elusive Butterflies
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In 1966, singer/songwriter Bob Lind had a hit song: “Elusive Butterfly.” Yup, he was talking about the elusive butterfly of love. But real butterflies can be right under your nose and you might not even realize it.
Spring is here and summer is just around the...
Deadly To The Core by Joyce Tremel
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Deadly to the Core is the first installment of Cider House Mysteries by Joyce Tremel – and it’s a winner!
It’s springtime in the outskirts of Orchardville, Pennsylvania, and Kate Mulligan has just inherited her great Uncle Stan’s fruit orchard. After losing her...
Robins: The Icons of Spring
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“He rocks in the treetops all day long, hoppin’ and a-boppin’ and singing his song…”
Spring and Robins – they go together hand-in-hand. You can’t help but smile when you see a Robin because you know that spring is here! Sure there are plenty of other birds in...