Cozy Mysteries
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Blaize Clement's Duplicity Dogged the Dachshund
Blaize Clement's Dixie Hemingway series continues to satisfy both mystery readers and pet owners with a hero equally committed to the pets in her care and to justice.
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Contributing Articles in Cozy Mysteries
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Book Review – A Little Learning by Jane Tesh
A Little Learning is a light, gossipy detective story full of local color and improbable plot twists. Perfect for the beach or a snowy afternoon with a cup of tea.
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Magnolias, Moonlight and Murder by Sara Rosett
Professional organizer, amateur sleuth, and Air Force wife, Ellie Avery; finds human remains in her new neighborhood and is once again tangled in a murder investigation.
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Getting Away is Deadly by Sara Rosett – A Review
Sara Rosett's cozy mystery offers insights into the lives of military spouses through professional organizer, amateur sleuth and pregnant Air Force wife, Ellie Avery.
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The Big Steal, a Cozy Mystery by Emyl Jenkins
In the antiques world, things are not always what they seem. Sterling Glass must sort truth from fiction and fake from real in this calm and cozy Virginia mystery.
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The Diva Runs out of Thyme by Krista Davis
First in a series of "Domestic Diva Mysteries," The Diva Runs out of Thyme is a perfectly seasoned, cozy Thanksgiving mystery with bonus entertaining tips and recipes.
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Turkey Day Murder by Leslie Meier
Lucy Stone's Thanksgiving includes tradition and family. But a controversial tribal casino, a disagreeable Indian activist, and a near riot add murder to her menu.
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Fun Reading for Halloween and Spooky Nights
Add one part vintage clothes, one part identity crisis, and one part Harry Potter for a witch's brew that is not terribly original but still a fun read on a dark night.
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Review – The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie
With quirky humour and a fascinating young heroine, readers will be hooked from the opening pages until the mystery of the body in the cucumber patch is finally solved.
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Halloween Reading for All Ages
Alfred Hitchcock's Haunted Houseful is a collection of nine stories about haunted houses, ghosts, witches, and mysteries that families can share together.
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Agatha Christie's Miss Marple
Agatha Christie's Miss Marple, an unlikely detective, solves such cases as Murder at the Vicarage and The Body in the Library with her keen understanding of human nature.
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Death and the Lit Chick by G. M. Malliet
Female British Author G. M. Malliet's latest humorous mystery novel was chosen by Kirkus Review as Best Book of 2008, and is a book club favorite.
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A Dog Among Diplomats by J. F. Englert
In A Dog Among Diplomats J. F. Englert's inimitable Labrador Retriever detective, Randolph has fetched a superb encore to his debut novel, A Dog About Town.
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The Archbishop in Andalusia
"Blackie" ventures away from his home base of Chicago to solve a mystery in Seville, where ghosts of past passions and strive are still very real.
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Ghost at Work by Carolyn Hart
Many things have changed since Bailey Ruth Raeburn lived in Adelaide, Oklahoma...but much has not, such as strong passions and secrets.
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Nancy Atherton's Aunt Dimity Slays the Dragon
Whether Aunt Dimity Slays the Dragon is categorized as a cozy mystery or as a paranormal mystery influences the results of the readers advisory process, genreflecting.
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Wine Country Mysteries by Ellen Crosby
With detailed and fascinating facts about wine as background, Crosby's series "Wine Country Mysteries" is an intriguing collection of whodunits.
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Book Review of Murder Takes the Cake
For people who love a tasty cake and a cozy murder mystery, Murder Takes the Cake is a delicious read.
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Night of the Loving Dead
When Pepper is asked to represent her boss at the cemetery convention in Chicago, the trip is far from relaxing. In fact, it's almost lethal.
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The Garden Tour Affair by Author Ann Ripley
Murderous events follow Louise Eldridge to Connecticut's historic Litchfield Falls Inn. The Garden Tour Affair is gardening mystery author Ann Ripley's fourth book.
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Book Review -- A Catered Christmas
A Catered Christmas is a cozy mystery with a plot anyone interested in whodunits, the food industry, and playful protagonists will enjoy.
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Dashing Through the Snow
A winter festival turns into mayhem in this short, but enjoyable holiday tale by the mother-daughter mystery duo of Mary and Carol Higgins Clark.
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Book Review -- A Catered Wedding
A Catered Wedding, the second book in a series of by Isis Crawford, is a cozy mystery with a fast-moving plot, several potential suspects, and unlikely detectives.
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Whispers of the Bayou by Mindy Starns Clark
Popular for her Smart Chick Mysteries and Million Dollar Mysteries, Mindy Starns Clark has written a gripping book perfect for a cold weekend in front of the fireplace.
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Book Review -- A Catered Murder
A Catered Murder is a light crime story with a fast-moving plot, several characters that serve as potential suspects, and unlikely detect
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The Chinese Alchemist by Lyn Hamilton
Intrepid antiques dealer Lara McClintoch searches for Chinese antiquity in the final book of Lyn Hamilton's Archaeological Mystery series.
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