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Review: Tangled Up in Brew (A Brewing Trouble Mystery) by Joyce Tremel
I absolutely adore this series. I fell in love with the first book, To Brew or Not to Brew. The Pittsburgh setting, Max’s hard-headed determination to succeed in field largely prevailed by men, and Tremel’s captivating and engaging writing style. All … Continue reading
Review: A Disguise to Die For: A Costume Shop Mystery by Diane Vallere
I just love discovering new cozy series! This is certainly a fun one! Margo’s father always wanted her to have a better life than he, he wanted her to get away from the costume shop business and start a life … Continue reading
Review: The Big Rewind by Libby Cudmore
Never before have I read a book so difficult to categorize. Is it a love story? Quirky whodunit? Likely all of the above! Growing up in the 80s, I’m quite familiar with mix tapes. So many hours spent cultivating the … Continue reading
Review: Plantation Shudders: A Cajun Country Mystery by Ellen Bryon
I love me a Louisiana setting. Rich in history and delicious food, there’s something about Cajun country I can’t resist. This cozy, set in the mist of a rich history and some pretty cagey characters, was incredibly captivating and kept … Continue reading
Review: To Brew or Not to Brew: A Brewing Trouble Mystery by Joyce Tremel
I’m not going to lie, there isn’t a single thing about this new cozy mystery series that I don’t adore. 1. It’s set in Pittsburgh. My father’s hometown, a city full of fond memories for me. 2. The food. Oh, … Continue reading
Review: Books Can Be Deceiving (A Library Lover’s Mystery) by Jenn McKinlay
A cozy mystery series set in a small New England town, with a librarian in the lead? I’m sold from the beginning! Adding to this is the mystery and intrigue behind an elusive and secretive children’s picture book author. McKinlay kept … Continue reading
Review: Suede to Rest (A Material Witness Mystery) by Diane Vallere
This series was recommended to me recently. What a fun and cute read! I admit; the kittens on the cover won me over, especially since one of them resembles our kitten, Dickens. When I learned their names, Pins and Needles…well … Continue reading