Book Review: Josh Lanyon’s The Boy With The Painful Tattoo
An emotional move to live with JX gets worse when a body is found, and Kit Marlow gets caught up with murder and stalkers.
Genre: amateur sleuth
Book Review: Charlotte MacLeod’s The Corpse in Oozak’s Pond
It’s not just a groundhog who surfaces that day. The body in Oozak’s Pond poses quite the conundrum and the college needs Peter Shandy to step up and solve this ancient murder with the help of his wife’s expertise in local history.
Book Review: Charlotte MacLeod’s The Curse of the Giant Hogweed
In their quest to eradicate the giant hogweed, Professors Shandy, Ames, and Stott stumble into merry olde Wales, trapped in a land of castles, wizards, and knights where Shandy must use every scrap of his horticultural genius to get back home — lest the hogweed triumph in his absence.
Book Review: Charlotte MacLeod’s Something the Cat Dragged In
It’s murder and political shenanigans that catches Professor Shandy’s attention in a series of events that lead to an uncovering of corruption.
Book Review: Kristen Painter’s Miss Frost Says I Do and Spider Too
A wedding isn’t a wedding without problems as Jayne and Sin discover. Including murder.
Book Review: Kristen Painter’s Nixed in New Orleans
Meeting up with an old friend of Sin’s finds Sin, Jayne, and Matt up to their necks in trouble with a dead body and a blackmailer in New Orleans.
Book Review: Charlotte MacLeod’s Wrack and Rune
A gruesome murder leads Professor Peter Shandy to uncover an ancient Viking curse.
Book Review: Donna Andrews’ Rockin’ Around the Chickadee
Delaney’s pregnancy is problematic and everyone is under orders to keep her quiet and healthy. It makes for a quiet Christmas around the Langslow-Waterston’s without all the family and parties. Then a body is found in Meg and Michael’s yard.
Book Review: Jennifer Willis’ Tainted Treasure
A dead treasure hunter. A mystery illness. And the world’s worst Valentine’s Day.
Book Review: Jennifer Willis’ Sinister Snare
A televised ghost hunt, a dark secret, and a ghastly crime scene. All eyes are on surly medium Suri Mudge.