Lydia and her dog, Charlie, are in Peridot, Georgia, after discovering her husband in a compromising position. Lydia works part-time at the quilting store and lives in one of the upstairs apartments Fran rents out.
Pepper Reece is the owner of the successful Spice Shop in Pike Place Market in Seattle. Touring the food booths and observing the crowd, Pepper and her family are enjoying the Lunar New Year celebration, Year of the Rabbit, in the Chinatown International District. When she and a friend wander into a dim area, Pepper is shocked to see a woman she knows run out of an old building and announce she's found a body.
This week we have reviews of 2 mysteries that involve bees-Honey Drop Dead by Laura Childs and Birder She Wrote by Donna Andrews. Details at the end of this post on how to enter to win copies of both the books, with links to purchase them at the end of each review--you may not see the links if you have ad blocker on.
Take a trip with us to England with these reviews of 2 mysteries set there-Murder at a London Finishing School by Jessica Ellicott & A Deadly Dedication by Margaret Louden. Details at the end of this post on how to enter to win copies of both the books links to purchase them at the end of each review--you may not see the links if you have ad blocker on.
You’d think Sarah and her BFF, Michelle, could go on a house tour without finding a dead body. You’d be wrong. Behind the red velvet rope designed to keep visitors out of private areas on the upper floor, was the body of a man, very dead.
Wil Threadgill wasn’t one of the popular kids in school. He was an outsider and treated that way. Wil ended up dropping out after his junior year. Charlie Harris remembers him but his friend and colleague, Melba, remembers him best—she had a huge crush on Wil.
Rose has found happiness with Peter and now thinks Peg needs love in her life too. Love above and beyond that of dogs that is. Peg’s not so sure but Rose set up an online dating profile for her, so she takes a chance.
This week we have reviews of a pair of book related mysteries-Witch Upon a Star: A Witch Way Librarian Mystery by Angela M. Sanders and A Cryptic Clue by Victoria Gilbert. Details at the end of this post on how to enter to win a copy of both books and links to purchase them at the end of each review--you may not be able to see the Amazon links if you have ad blocker on.
Hannah Swensen is back with new recipes created for the Tri-County Summer Solstice Celebration. There’s one thing more important than the celebration: Mike, Lake Eden’s handsome police detective, is determined to quit. Bill, Andrea, Hannah, Norman, and more friends want him to stay. Delaying tactics seem to be the best idea, so Mike will have time to think over his decision. A colleague spirits Mike to the lake cabin for rest, relaxation, and fishing.
Andy Carpenter is an attorney and not nearly as retired as he’d like to be. Although he tries to avoid work, cases seem to find him. Take for instance, his most recent involving Hollywood actress Jenny Nichols. Andy doesn’t like to brag but does take the opportunity to mention as many times as possible, he and Jenny dated in high school. She’s in New York shooting a movie and letting on that she’s staying at a hotel there.
