After a very painful—and very public—divorce from her cheating football star husband, Kaley Kalua just wants some peace and privacy. Cramming only the essentials into her Prada duffel bag, Kaley returns to her hometown of Aloha Lagoon to manage her Aunt Rikki’s clothing shop, the Happy Hula Dress Boutique. A new job, new friends, and a change of scenery are just what she needs to turn her life around. It doesn’t hurt that Kaley’s handsome childhood best friend, Noa, has also moved back to the … [Read more...]
FEATURED BOOK: Sign Off by Patricia McLinn
Genre: Cozy mystery Free for a limited time! SIGN OFF, Book 1 of USA Today bestselling author Patricia McLinn's Caught Dead in Wyoming series of mysteries with humor and a touch of romance. Divorce a husband, lose a career . . . grapple with a murder. As exiled big-city reporter Elizabeth Danniher struggles for air time at tiny KWMT-TV in Wyoming, she is drawn into a murder investigation by a feisty young girl set to prove her father's innocence. Link to buy book Click to join this … [Read more...]
FEATURED BOOK: Almost a Bride by Patricia McLinn
Genre: Contemporary western romance Free for a limited time! ALMOST A BRIDE, the first story in USA Today bestselling author Patricia McLinn's Wyoming Wildflowers series. Dave has always been everything Matty wanted, even if he broke her heart six years ago. Now she’s returned to Wyoming for good and wants more than anything to save her family’s ranch. Even if that means swallowing her pride and asking Dave to marry her – in name only. Link to buy book Click to join this author's … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – M K Scott
About M K Scott: M. K. Scott is the husband and wife writing team behind The Painted Lady Inn Mysteries. Morgan K Wyatt is the general wordsmith, while her husband, Scott, is the grammar hammer and physics specialist. He uses his engineering skills to explain how fast a body falls when pushed over a cliff and various other felonious activities. The Internet and experts in the field provide forensic information, while the recipes and B and B details require a more hands-on approach. Morgan’s … [Read more...]
FEATURED BOOK: A Cherry Sinister Murder by Nancy McGovern
Genre: Culinary Cozy Mystery JUST 99 CENTS! FREE WITH KINDLE UNLIMITED! Faith Franklin is a dreamer. She dreams of cakes & pies. She dreams of crepes & brownies. And, more than anything, she dreams of making a career of serving her delicious treats to an adoring public. So, when her grandmother calls and asks her to move to Florida to help run her café, she cannot get out of Minnesota fast enough! And before she knows it she is standing in Paradise Point, the beautiful, … [Read more...]
Portrait of a Dead Guy by Larissa Reinhart
In Halo, Georgia, folks know Cherry Tucker as big in mouth, small in stature, and able to sketch a portrait faster than buckshot rips from a ten gauge -- but commissions are scarce. So when the well-heeled Branson family wants to memorialize their murdered son in a coffin portrait, Cherry scrambles to win their patronage from her small town rival. As the clock ticks toward the deadline, Cherry faces more trouble than just a controversial subject. Between ex-boyfriends, her flaky family, an … [Read more...]
Permed to Death by Nancy J. Cohen
Sassy salon owner Marla Shore is giving grumpy Mrs. Kravitz a perm when her client dies in the shampoo chair. If that isn’t enough to give her a bad hair day, handsome Detective Vail suspects Marla of poisoning the woman’s coffee creamer. Figuring she’d better expose the real killer before the next victim frizzes out, Marla sets on the trail of a wave of wacky suspects. Her theory regarding whodunit gels only after she looks for the culprit closer to home. “A terrific mystery debut for Nancy … [Read more...]
FEATURED BOOK: Murder Mansion by M K Scott
Genre: culinary cozy mystery FREE February 9-12 Donna's dream of running a Victorian bed and breakfast is almost a reality. Her lack of inn keeping expertise, a shabby house in need of dire renovation and lack of money has slowed her down a bit. The murdered man in the upstairs parlor is her biggest obstacle. Less determined people might give up, but not Donna. No killer is going to stop her from serving apple crumb cake to high paying guests. Her natural skill at the Clue board game, … [Read more...]
Peril by Ponytail by Nancy J. Cohen
Hoping for a romantic honeymoon at an Arizona dude ranch, hairstylist Marla Vail and her husband Dalton arrive to find a series of mishaps plaguing the resort. A nearby ghost town is suffering similar problems. Is it mere coincidence that Dalton’s Uncle Raymond owns both properties? When Raymond asks for their help in finding the culprit, Marla and Dalton eagerly accept. Then news of a local forest ranger’s death raises the stakes. With sleuthing more natural to Marla than horseback riding, she … [Read more...]
Audio Book: Permed to Death by Nancy J. Cohen
Sassy salon owner Marla Shore is giving grumpy Mrs. Kravitz a perm when her client dies in the shampoo chair. If that isn’t enough to give her a bad hair day, handsome Detective Vail suspects Marla of poisoning the woman’s coffee creamer. Figuring she’d better expose the real killer before the next victim frizzes out, Marla sets on the trail of a wave of wacky suspects. Her theory regarding whodunit gels only after she looks for the culprit closer to home. Targeted Age Group: Adult Genre: … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – JP Wright
About JP Wright: JP Wright lives in the south-west of England. He tries to find time to write for himself, between the demands of his day-job, digging the allotment, serving as amanuensis for the Tickham girls, running and cycling, and spending time with his own family. What inspires you to write? The stubborn belief that good writing will find a place in the hearts of an appreciative audience. Tell us about your writing process. Plan in the shower. Plan for months. Outline carefully - … [Read more...]
Tip a Hat to Murder by Elaine Orr
Tip a Hat to Murder by Elaine Orr When the owner of the Bully Pulpit Diner decided to stop letting servers accept tips, he figured the raise he gave them would keep them happy. Apparently not. Or were some of his other hobbies what got poor Ben Addison killed? Police Chief Elizabeth Friedman contends with angry food servers, rowdy frat brothers at Sweathog Agricultural College, a batch of customers who seem to know nothing, and a thief who must have really wanted something from Ben. One of … [Read more...]
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 9
- Next Page »
