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Winning Can Be Murder by Bill Crider

Bill Crider's ability to combine humor with murder investigations and knowledge of various subjects continues to amaze me. In Winning Can Be Murder, the eighth in the Sheriff Dan Rhodes series, the subject is small-town high school football. As someone who grew up...

Haunting License by Carol J. Perry

Carol J. Perry is the author of the Witch City Mysteries, but she's also written three cozies in the Haunted Haven series set in Florida. After living in Florida for eighteen years, I have a fondness for the quirky mysteries set there. Haunting License, the third...

Kevin’s Corner Annex – The Cardinal’s Curse by LynDee Walker and Bruce Robert Coffin

You all know I spent the last two weeks not reading at my Mom's. I'm home, but spent yesterday catching up. And, of course, the Opening Ceremonies of the Olympics were on yesterday. I had a wonderful time in Paris some years ago, and I enjoyed the sights and sounds...

A “Dark” Giveaway

Actually, neither of the books in this week's giveaway are "dark", but one has dark in the title, and one has midnight. Good luck! Pitch Dark is Paul Doiron's latest Mike Bowditch mystery. Legendary bush pilot Josie Jonson can’t believe her luck when a skilled...

What Are You Reading?

I'm home! I drove in yesterday. Terrific visit with Mom and family members. Last Thursday, we went to President Harding's home, museum, and tomb. Friday evening, my sister Christie's family came for dinner. During the week, we visited, walked, spent time with my...

There’s No Murder Like Show Murder by M.S. Greene

M.S. Greene's background in the theater is obvious in this excellent debut cozy mystery, There's No Murder Like Show Murder. He takes us behind-the-scenes with his amateur sleuth, Tasha Weaver, who is the costume shop head at Connecticut's Eastbrook Playhouse....