The Kensington Kidnap is the first book in the new Epiphany Bloom Mystery series. This cozy mystery introduces an engaging new amateur sleuth, Epiphany ‘Pip’ Bloom. Title: The Kensington KidnapAuthor: …
[review] A Will to Kill by R.V. Raman
A Will to Kill is a classic, Agatha Christie-style mystery set in modern India and is the first book in the Harith Athreya mysteries by R.V. Raman. Title: A Will …
[review] A Page Marked for Murder by Lauren Elliott
A Page Marked for Murder is the fifth book in Lauren Elliott’s Beyond the Page Bookstore Mystery series and features one of my favourite amateur sleuths, Addison “Addie” Greyborne. Title: A …
[review] The Arbella Stuart Conspiracy by Alexandra Walsh
The Arbella Stuart Conspiracy is the third and final book in Alexandra Walsh’s The Marquess House Trilogy, a dual timeline historical fiction thriller series with a twist on a well-known …
[review] Dwarf Story by W.W. Marplot
Dwarf Story is a fun story filled with dwarves, fairies, epic adventures and a fantastical war. While the book is written for a Middle Grade audience it will still charm readers …
[review] Thread and Dead by Elizabeth Penney
Thread and Dead is the second book in Elizabeth Penney’s Apron Shop series, a fun cozy mystery series set in Blueberry Cove, Maine. Title: Thread and Dead Author: Elizabeth Penney …
[review] Rags of Time by Michael Ward
Rags of Time is the first book in a new historical crime series, The Thomas Tallant Mysteries, by Michael Ward and is set during the upheaval of the 17th Century …
[review] Booked for Death by Victoria Gilbert
Booked for Death is the first book in a new cozy mystery series by Victoria Gilbert. Set in a literary-themed Bed & Breakfast in North Carolina, the Booklovers B&B Mysteries …