Arsenic and Old Books by Miranda James As usual I enjoyed Miranda James’ mystery with Charlie Harris and Diesel; this was truly a knotted mystery with many strings tied up in confusing patterns. Also as usual I enjoyed the setting … Continue reading →
Hubbert & Lil: The Complete Series by Gallagher Gray My rating: 4 of 5 stars In a sea of baking sleuths, magical cats, therapy dogs and women dumped by their dreadful spouses and moVing back to hometown comes HUBBERT AND … Continue reading →
z Go, Ivy, Go! by Lorena McCourtney My rating: 5 of 5 stars Another wonderful cozy mystery by Lorena McCourtney! This is the final story in the Braxton family vs Ivy Malone. And was there any doubt about who would … Continue reading →
Never Mess with Mistletoe by Edie Claire My rating: 5 of 5 stars Once again Edie Claire gifts us a book filled with quirky yet believable characters and all kinds of fun–and of course, a murder mystery. I had never … Continue reading →
To Hatch a Thief by Zara Keane My rating: 4 of 5 stars Another delightful gem from Zara Keane! I love Whisper Island, Ireland–where else would the county club want chickens dressed like leprechauns to dance for them on Valentine’s … Continue reading →
Murder in a Heat Wave by Gretchen Sprague My rating: 5 of 5 stars Wandering through a local second-hand bookstore which was closing (Sigh…), I noticed this book and picked it up–intrigued by the title. I read the blurb and … Continue reading →
Writers are Readers too! Here’s the latest book I enjoyed–Lyn Cote Never Steal a Cockatiel by Edie Claire My rating: 5 of 5 stars I picked this up for free on my Kindle and it was the first Edie Claire … Continue reading →
How to Murder a Millionaire by Zara Keane My rating: 4 of 5 stars I’m really enjoying Zara Keane’s Irish Whisper Island mysteries. Her heroine is sassy and fearless–sometimes too fearless. She won’t give up till she finds the solution … Continue reading →
A Masquerade of Muertos by Patrice Greenwood My rating: 4 of 5 stars Another great cozy mystery by Patrice Greenwood. Again the setting is Santa Fe, New Mexico and in particular the Wisteria Tea Room. Ellen Rosings, proprietress, agrees to … Continue reading →
Dial P For Poison by Zara Keane My rating: 4 of 5 stars This is the first in the Movie Club Mysteries Series and the first Zara Keane book I’d read. WHAT FUN! I loved the heroine who is sassy … Continue reading →
