Genres : Mystery

This is book 4 in the Elizabeth Grant Series, but can be read as a standalone. “I want to know if any of these are stolen,” said Cameron. There fell several gold chains, rings, brooches,...

Step into the world of 1930s Cornwall, Ontario, in "A Peculiar Case," where Elizabeth Grant finds herself at a crossroads after the sudden loss of her husband. Determined to regain her independence, she embarks on...

Detroit homicide detective Jacob Miller has been accused of many things, but being smart isn't one of them. The murder of drug dealer Willy is proof enough of that, but not covering it up is...

She’s happy with her furry friends, friendly coffee shop, and peaceful town. When she stumbles upon a suspicious death, can she expose the truth? Malvern Hills, in the heart of England. Tamsin Kernick loves life...

Book 10 in the Amazon bestselling cozy mystery series is full of heart-pounding twists, sweet romance, and bright holiday spirit to keep you turning the pages long into the cold winter’s night. How do you...

Bishop Francis Regan is a busy man. Wheelchair-bound for some time, he is not always the easiest of men to get on with. But then, as the Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of New York,...

★★★★★ "A Fun Murder Mystery with an Appealing Cast of Characters!" - Reader review ___ Former NYPD forensics expert Celia Strong thought she'd left the world of crime behind when she opened an ice cream...

Ditching her fiancé at the altar, Alice Hartford bolts to her childhood hometown to reconnect with the last, happy remnant of her past: her mom's old bookstore. But the bookstore is falling apart. And when...

Loch Ness Murder is Book 2 in The Charlie Kingsley Cozy Novella series by USA Today bestselling author Michele PW (Pariza Wacek). Ideal for cozy mystery fans, especially readers who love clean, twisty and funny...

Two favorite Whodunit mysteries from the twisty, small-town AGNES TAYLOR MYSTERY series. When Prof. Agnes attends a scholarly conference in the Canadian Maritimes, Agnes doesn’t reckon with anything more criminal than academic backstabbing. But more...