Of Books and Bagpipes by Paige Shelton

Who knew a bookstore owner could get in so much trouble? Delaney Nichols, an American now working at The Cracked Spine in Edinburgh, Scotland, rediscovers that her boss, Edwin MacAlister, has a mysterious past. Some of those secrets come to light in Paige...

Desert Vengeance by Betty Webb

Recently, author Anne Perry posed a moral question. Should you do something morally repugnant to you in order to fulfill a duty? Private investigator Lena Jones faces a moral question in Betty Webb’s latest mystery, Desert Vengeance. Should she hunt for the...

Bel of the Brawl by Maggie McConnon

“Being Irish, he had an abiding sense of tragedy, which sustained him through temporary periods of joy.” The quote from William Butler Yeats describes Belfast McGrath’s life. Maggie McConnon digs deeper into Bel’s pain in the second book...

Elementary, She Read by Vicki Delany

Any Sherlock Holmes fan will recognize the “Elementary” from stories, movies, and TV, if not from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s actual work. Vicki Delany’s clever Sherlock Holmes Bookshop mystery, Elementary, She Read, is a wonderful addition...

Murder on the Serpentine by Anne Perry

Anne Perry’s Murder on the Serpentine wraps up the story of Thomas and Charlotte Pitt as we know it. However, since she’s going to pick up the story of the next generation, I’m sure we’ll see the couple again. Even so, this mystery is an...