French Quarter Fright Night by Ellen Byron welcomes in the fall season with a bang! Can Ricki keep the Bon Vee staff from going to jail? Ricki James-Diaz Ricki is becoming a better person since coming back home to New Orleans. Not only is she finding out more about her birth family, but she is […]
Plantation Shudders by Ellen Byron brings us to Pelican, Louisana, where we meet the Crozat family and a murderer. Will Maggie find the culprits before the family B and B has to close down? Magnolia Marie Crozat Our sleuth is Magnolia Marie Crozat, or Maggie to her family. She is an artist who recently returned […]
Wined and Died in New Orleans by Ellen Byron makes Ricki feels like she has opened a can of worms by trying to do some good for the Bon Vee House Museum. Vintage wine being found and distant cousins coming to town during hurricane season. Will Ricki find the time to ensure her new business […]
Bayou Book Thief by Ellen Byron is all about new beginnings for one Miss Miracle “Ricki” James-Diaz. Will Bon Vee be okay after a body was found on site? Or will this spell doom for Ricki’s new business venture? Miracle “Ricki” James-Diaz Ricki is back in the city she used to call home when she […]
Cajun Kiss of Death by Ellen Byron is a marvelous mystery. Ms. Byron wraps this series up wonderfully. Will Maggie save Junie’s and figure out who killed the celebrity chef? Maggie We start with a triple wedding on New Year’s Eve. Maggie and Bo finally tie the knot. So, it is safe to say that […]
Murder in the Bayou Boneyard by Ellen Byron is a brilliant southern mystery. Ms. Byron’s writing captures this fun, polite, Louisana charm that makes it, so fun to read. Did Maggie kill her cousin over a border issue? Will Maggie have a happy Halloween for the first time in a long time? The Crozat family […]
Tiaras, pedigrees, murder and Mardi Gras, fun! Mardi Gras Murder by Ellen Byron is a delightful southern cozy mystery. This book is the first that I have read of Ellen Byron. I first saw this book last year when it was published, and I knew then that I had to read it. OK, the cover […]