Cozy

“sure to whet the appetites of whodunit lovers. Set with colorful and charming characters, the plot offers a bit of humor . . .”

The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency series is in its 20th year, and the 19th novel is The Colors of All the Cattle. For fans of the series, the new book doesn’t disappoint.

“A comedy of criminal errors with a Monty Pythonesque flavor, written with the author’s tongue firmly implanted in cheek.”

“a slow-paced chronicle of abduction and murder with some very dramatic high points giving the victim’s point of view”

“Though these provincially-based stories aren’t true ‘culinary mysteries,’ the reader will have the vicarious delight of seeing a crime solved and becoming a gourmand in the process.”

“a tale of how a single decision can change a life—or end it forever.”

Alyssa Maxwell’s A Devious Death is the third in her A Lady and Lady’s Maid Mysteries.

“captures the mood and flavor of the times, while providing a captivating and engrossing mystery . . .”

“bursting with southern charm and sultry atmosphere. A splendid series debut that won’t disappoint readers who love old school murder mysteries.”

It’s hard to believe there is crime in Washington, DC’s upper crust society, but Colleen J. Shogan’s Calamity at the Continental Club brings it front and center.

“In Farleigh Field delivers the same entertainment mixed with intellectual intrigue and realistic setting for which Bowen has earned awards . . .”

“May Alan Bradley live to be a hundred and write a new book every year, and may Flavia never grow up.”