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Murder in an Irish Garden by Carleen O’Connor

I never saw the final twist coming in Carlene O’Connor’s Murder in an Irish Garden. Although the villain always seemed one step ahead of the Gardai in Kilbane, County Cork, Ireland, the final reveal came as a surprise to me. Perfectly logical, but it came as a surprise. I love that in a mystery, especially when I’ve been following the series for years. Garda Siobhan O’Sullivan is preparing for the Detective Sergeant’s exam, but she’s snappish wi…See the Story

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Johnny Careless by Kevin Wade

Johnny Careless may be Kevin Wade’s debut novel, but he was a screenwriter and showrunner for “Blue Bloods” for years, so he has experience with police procedurals. Jeep Mullane is Police Chief in Bayville, near Long Island, but he answers to four mayors, some of whom are on a power trip. His top priority right now is the on-going theft of high-end cars, and the residents are not happy. But, when the body of Johnny Chambliss, known as Johnny Car…See the Story

The Antique Hunter’s Death on the Red Sea by C L Miller Blog Tour – Review

Jordan · Jordan

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When a painting vanishes from a maritime museum – and a dead body is found nearby – the newly established Lockwood Antique Hunter’s Agency, Freya Lockwood and her Aunt Carole, are called to investigate. Following a lead that takes them aboard a glamorous antiques cruise sailing toward the Red Sea in Jordan, they quickly discover that the ship’s art gallery is filled with stolen antiquities. Each and every one of them is also listed in Freya’s la…See the Story

Mark Baker’s Favorites of 2024

Mark Baker’s Favorites of 2024

Thanks to Mark Baker for sending his list of Favorite Books read in 2024. We don’t talk about it during the year, but I always like to point out Mark’s own blog when we do this annual feature. If you’re a fan of cozy mysteries, you might want to check out Carstairs Considers, https://carstairsconsiders.blogspot.com/. Mark’s reviews of cozy mysteries are comprehensive. And, on Sundays he throws in reviews of his favorite TV shows. It’s a fun site…See the Story

The Blanket Cats by Kiyoshi Shigematsu

The Blanket Cats by Kiyoshi Shigematsu

What a sad, interesting book. The Blanket Cats by Kiyoshi Shigematsu is translated into English by Jesse Kirkwood, who also translated The Full Moon Coffee Shop, among other books. While the blanket cats themselves are the only link between seven stories, each of the tales is about someone who is desperate, and sees a rented cat as a possible solution. Blanket cats are available for rent at a Japanese pet store. They are seven cats who never fou…See the Story

How to Survive a Classic Crime Novel by Kate Jackson

London, England · London

How to Survive a Classic Crime Novel by Kate Jackson

Kate Jackson’s How to Survive a Classic Crime Novel is amusing at times. Anyone who reads the Golden Age Classics from Agatha Christie, Ngaio Marsh, John Dickson Carr, and other authors will recognize the situations. Jackson’s book not only warns readers how to avoid situations that will lead to their death, but it points out victims who have encountered those situations, and didn’t surive. Jackson creates the Classic Crime Survival Research Uni…See the Story

The Wolf Tree by Laura McCluskey

Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland

The Wolf Tree by Laura McCluskey

I’m always so pleased when a debut novel lives up to my expectations. With its isolation and brooding atmosphere, loneliness and anger, Laura McCluskey’s The Wolf Tree is reminiscent of the first Shetland Island mystery by Ann Cleeves, Raven Black. But, McCluskey has created her own island community. Eilean Eadar is a barren, windswept rock inhabited by just 206 people and some sheep. It’s claim to fame happened in 1916 when three lighthouse kee…See the Story

Kevin’s Corner Annex – Murder New York Style

Kevin’s Corner Annex – Murder New York Style

It’s always fun to share one of Kevin Tipple’s reviews. Usually, I haven’t read these books, and this one is an older title. Kevin originally read Murder New York Style in 2007. Thank you, Kevin! Regional anthologies, as opposed to ones on a certain literary them or device, seem tobe very popular these days. Usually, it is a state or a region of the country but in thiscase, it is a city. One would think it would be published by a publisher there…See the Story

Red, White & Blue Murder by Bill Crider

Texas, United States · Texas

Red, White & Blue Murder by Bill Crider

After finishing Bill Crider’s twelfth Sheriff Dan Rhodes mystery, Red, White & Blue Murder, I admire his storytelling skills even more. Although the books are all set in a small area in Texas, Crider doesn’t hesitate to include the regular residents of Blacklin County as killers or criminals. Outsiders aren’t the only villains. In fact, in this one, I was surprised to see a character I’d grown to like brought face-to-face with reality. Red, Whit…See the Story

A Slant of Light by Kathryn Lasky

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A Slant of Light by Kathryn Lasky

I’ll admit I bogged down in the middle of Kathryn Lasky’s third Georgia O’Keeffe historical mystery, A Slant of Light. Lasky had to bring together so many characters, so much history. And, some of what I love about these books was missing at times. O’Keeffe, as an artist, “Saw things in a different way”. I appreciate her way of looking at an item, or even a murder scene, as she observes the light and the artistry. In New Mexico in 1936, O’Keeffe…See the Story

Lindy Gomm’s Favorites of 2024

Lindy Gomm’s Favorites of 2024

I like to host the Favorites of 2024 posts. We get to see what our online friends are reading from all over the world. Today, it’s Lindy Gomm’s turn to talk about her favorite books of 2024. Thank you, Lindy! THE NIGHT IN QUESTION by Susan Fletcher – An absolutely wonderful, feel-good, wise book about late-in-life second chances in love and life, peopled with engaging characters, centered around an ‘accident’ that Florrie and Stanhope investigat…See the Story