Book Review: Donna Andrews’ How the Finch Stole Christmas!
The benefit production of Dickens’ A Christmas Carol hopes to boost sales with a famous—slightly over-the-hill—actor to star. Only he’s brought a ton of baggage.
Genre: cozy mystery
Book Review: Maggie Sefton’s Yarn Over Murder
Wild fires are raging and a herd of alpacas need rescuing with Kelly Flynn and the House of Lambspun knitters and friends to their aid, but for an unexpected murder victim…
Book Review: Donna Andrews’ Gone Gull
Cordelia opened a craft center, and Meg and family jumps to help. But acts of vandalism and the escalation that make them wonder if it’s pressure to make her sell?
Book Review: Deborah Crombie’s A Share in Death
Murder stalks the guests at a luxurious Yorkshire time-share, and Duncan Kincaid can’t resist stirring the pot behind the local policemen’s backs.
Book Review: Ann Charles’ Nearly Departed in Deadwood
Kids are being abducted, and single mom Violet Parker is desperate to keep her daughter safe, stop the creepy messages, and hang onto her job with her only buyer a stranger with secrets.
Book Review: Donna Andrews’ Die Like an Eagle
It’s an eye-opening experience when Meg and Michael volunteer to help their twin sons’ youth baseball team, and Meg is tangling with Biff Brown on two fronts.
Book Review: Heron Carvic’s Picture Miss Seeton
An eccentric English spinster and the most lovable and unlikely master of detection, Miss Seeton will draw her way into your heart as she uses logic despite kidnappings and shootings.
Book Review: Donna Andrews’ The Good, the Bad, and the Emus
Family secrets are revealed…and murdered with emus on the loose.
Book Review: Donna Andrews’ Duck the Halls
In between shopping, wrapping, cooking, caroling, and decorating, Meg is busy detecting murder, arson, and who those holiday pranksters are.
Book Review: Donna Andrews’ The Hen of the Baskervilles
A dastardly murder and the kidnapping of a prize chicken threaten to ruin Caerphilly’s state fair—fortunately, Meg Langslow is on the case.