Why are there dead bodies in the freezer? Seeing Red by Dana Dratch is fast-paced, multiple mysteries, with quirky characters, lots of food and a lovable dog named Lucy. There didn’t seem to be an end to the mysteries, as soon as Alex figured one out there was another one. Alex Vlodnachek Alex is a […]
Who would murder of a good Catholic girl? Murder, She Uncovered by Peg Cochran is an eye-opening historical mystery filled with well-developed characters and 1930s New York City filled with amazing textures. I loved the mystery and the insights into the prejudice, social differences, and upper society expectations. Elizabeth Adams Elizabeth is the newly promoted […]
Is Mae a busybody? Hitches, Hideouts, and Homicides by Tonya Kappes is a set in the year after Mae moved to Normal, Kentucky when her whole life changed. Hank and she are still going out, she has amazing friends, but she can’t seem to stop snooping around in other people’s business. Mae West, our sleuth […]
Can they keep this death a secret or will it ruin the wedding? Drowning Lessons by Rachel Neuburger Reynolds is an adventure filled murder mystery, with plenty of suspects trapped on an island paradise. Likes The way the author breaks up the story into the days that the wedding party are on the island works […]
An escaped serial killer, a stolen RV, and two murders…what is Mae getting into now? Motorhomes Maps and Murder by Tonya Kappes takes place during the springtime before Mae’s first anniversary of moving in Normal. Mae is settled in nicely and joined the community, but in this fifth installment will Mae be able to keep […]
Abby killed Nadine White? I don’t believe it. Christmas Criminals and Campers by Tonya Kappes is a great cozy mystery set during Christmas time. Mae is friends with Abby Fawn and doesn’t think that Abby should go to jail for this crime that she didn’t commit. She has to convince Hank Sharp of that. Mae […]
Did Liz kill her ex-boyfriend? If not, then who did? Murder by the Sea by Kathleen Bridge is a fabulous mystery filled with witty eccentric characters and bits of nostalgic 1960s and 1970s television series and commercials. I found myself transported to the days of watching TVLand with my mom before bed. Our sleuths Liz […]
Will the coded journal lead to who killed Regan Fletcher? The Codebook Murders by Leslie Nagel is a spectacular cold case mystery filled with jealousy, secrets, and an old family feud. I adored the entire story from the Nancy Drew references to the individual suspects and the cunning sleuth and her mystery club participates. What […]