Christmastime is here and cat detectives Yoshi and Gatsby are back in this holiday whodunnit! Someone not filled with the holiday spirit is trying to kill an obnoxious dog and the Petectives are on the case. While conducting their latest investigation, Gatsby's also planning a Christmas Eve blowout for the neighborhood animals. Yoshi is dead set against the party but he may be able to use the festivities to unmask a would be killer and teach Gatsby what Christmas is all about. Throw in a canine … [Read more...] about Petectives: Christmas Party by Robert J. Smith
Murder at Wisteria Pines by Jon Randall
Antiquarian book dealer Raymond Hilary finds himself on a white-knuckled dead-of-night ride through the roller-coaster roads of the Georgia countryside, gripping the handholds of a Rolls Royce Silver Wraith belonging to one Cornelius Astor-Beaudry, known to his many friends as "the Colonel." They are racing to a Southern estate called Wisteria Pines, where its patriarch has been found dead in a locked room with bars on its windows. Voodoo, three wills, missing jewels, Cajun legends, Acadia, the … [Read more...] about Murder at Wisteria Pines by Jon Randall
Interview with Author – Teri Barnett
About Teri Barnett: I discovered romance novels when I was thirteen, while standing in line at the grocery store with my mom. I was an avid reader, so she didn’t question my latest acquisition, completely unaware this book would become my gateway drug to the ‘bodice rippers’ of the 70’s. I was obsessed and read everything from the likes of Kathleen Woodiwiss and Rosemary Rogers I could get my hands on. Fast forward to the 90’s when a dear writer friend encouraged me to write my own stories. … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Teri Barnett
Vardin Homecoming by Maggie Spence
Vardin Homecoming by Maggie Spence Six former friends from Vardin Village reluctantly reunite eight years after the devastating homecoming weekend that tore apart their lifelong friendship. When they were seniors at Vardin Village High, they weren’t supposed to be in the abandoned Butler Building after the homecoming dance but the adventure seemed harmless enough… until they find their friend’s dead body. After fleeing the building just one step ahead of the police chief, the six teenagers … [Read more...] about Vardin Homecoming by Maggie Spence
Oink. A Food for Thought Mystery by J.L. Newton
Emily Addams, foodie professor of women’s studies at Arbor State, finds herself an unlikely suspect in the poisoning of a man she barely knows—Professor Peter Elliott of Plant Biology, the hot shot developer of a new genetically engineered corn. How did her cornbread end up in his hand as he lay on the smelly muck of the university’s historic pig pen? In a quest to find the real culprit, Emily and her multicultural network discover some of the dark secrets of a university that is itself tainted … [Read more...] about Oink. A Food for Thought Mystery by J.L. Newton
#3 Bundle of Fun – Humorous Cozy Mysteries – Funny Adventures of Mina Kitchen – with Recipes: Perfectly Pickled + Juicy Jersey – Books 4 + 5 by Lizz Lund
2 FUNNY 5-STAR MYSTERIES for the cost of one? BOGO! Grab this bundle now! PERFECTLY PICKLED and JUICY JERSEY! If you're looking for funny novels for women, packed with humor, chatty animals (in the guise of pets) -- and recipes -- look no further. Lund's cozy mystery series - Books 4 & 5 - are hilarious light-hearted mysteries that blend delightful characters and great dialogue with a dash of thrillers and suspense. These cozy comedy capers whip up frothy fiction that's sure to amuse … [Read more...] about #3 Bundle of Fun – Humorous Cozy Mysteries – Funny Adventures of Mina Kitchen – with Recipes: Perfectly Pickled + Juicy Jersey – Books 4 + 5 by Lizz Lund
Dangerous Habits by Susan Hunter
Dangerous Habits by Susan Hunter After receiving a mysterious message from a dead nun, journalist Leah Nash reopens the investigation into her teenage sister’s death. As she starts closing in on the answers, someone starts closing in on her. Leah races down dangerous paths in this twisting tale of hidden motives and long buried secrets—until she finds the stunning truth. … [Read more...] about Dangerous Habits by Susan Hunter
Interview with Author – Debbie De Louise
About Debbie De Louise: I'm a reference librarian at a public library on Long Island and have been involved with books and writing for over 30 years. I received the Lawrence C. Lobaugh, jr. Memorial Award in Journalism for my work on the Long Island University/C. W. Post student newspaper as a Features writer and, more recently, the Glamour Puss Award from Hartz Corporation for my article on grooming that appeared on Catster.com. I've published a short mystery in the Cat Crimes Through Time … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Debbie De Louise
Interview with Author – Sally Berneathy
About Sally Berneathy: I grew up in a small rural town where our favorite entertainment on summer evenings was to sit outside under the stars and tell stories. When I went to bed at night, instead of a lullaby, I got a story. That could be because everybody in my family sings like a bullfrog with laryngitis, but they sure could tell stories—ghost stories, funny stories, happy stories, scary stories. For as long as I can remember I've been a storyteller. Thank goodness for computers so I can … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Sally Berneathy
Interview with Author – David Steven Rappoport
About David Steven Rappoport: David Steven Rappoport is the author of two plays produced Off-Broadway, Cave Life and The Upper Depths, and has also written for radio and television. His short story, Leftovers, was a winner of the Mystery Times 2015 competition and is featured in an anthology of winning stories from Buddhapuss Ink. He is a graduate of the MFA Writing program at Goddard College. David lives in Chicago. His website is www.davidstevenrappoport.com. What inspires you to … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – David Steven Rappoport
