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Being an avid Acorn TV user (the best of British television available to Americans everywhere!), I was thrilled to discover a new cozy mystery series available: Agatha Raisin. I’d never read the books, but I thoroughly enjoyed the series about a quirky 50-something single woman who moves to the Cotswolds…
Great news on upcoming cozy mysteries from Emma Jameson! Reblogged on WordPress.com Source: UPDATE: Divorce Can Be Deadly; Dr. Bones and the Christmas Wish; Blue Blooded
Catherine Chant of Futures (Mostly) Mystery Magazine recently interviewed me. Here it is: http://fmam.biz/interviews/interviews_sept16.html
I’m so excited! Kissed by Blood has been nominated for the Summer Indie Book Awards in the Paranormal category. THANK YOU! I feel so honored. <happy dance> Find out more about the awards HERE. Voting begins September 1st. EEK!
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If you’re an Anglophile eager for an armchair trip to England, the Agatha Raisin Mysteries may be just the ticket. Written by prolific cozy author M. C. Beaton (who also pens romances under her real name, Marion Chesney), the Agatha Raisin cozies exemplify what I consider to be the necessary…
To celebrate the Spring, I’ve teamed up with Storytellers Unlimited and over 35 fantastic mystery authors to give two readers more than 35 cozy mysteries, and a Kindle Fire to one lucky winner! I’m giving away my book, The Corpse in the Cabana. Enter the contest by clicking HERE.
Did you know there are now SEVEN books out in my bestselling paranormal series, Sunwalker Saga? Well, technically, there are eleven (including spin-offs), but who’s counting?😉 I get a lot of questions about what order they should be read in and how much overlap there is between series. Well, I am here to answer all … More Sunwalker Saga Reading Order
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If you enjoy cozies with a dose of historical accuracy, look no further than Ellis Peters’s splendid Brother Cadfael mysteries. Wise, worldly Brother Cadfael (a soldier and a sailor before he entered religious life around age forty) uses his keen intellect, understanding of human nature, and warm heart to solve…
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One of the most iconic of Agatha Christie’s tales of murder most cozy is the 1939 novel, And Then There Were None. It also happens to be the very first of her books I ever read as a twelve year old girl thirsting for something more exciting than Nancy Drew and…
…with author AJ Harmon!
