“Dead to the Last Drop” is the latest release in the New York Times bestselling Coffeehouse Mystery series. The series is written by Cleo Coyle, which is a pseudonym for the husband and wife writing team of Alice Alfonsi and Marc Cerasini.“Dead to the Last Drop” departs from a couple of series traditions. First, this story incorporates elements of a thriller into the … [Read more...] about Behind the story of Dead to the Last Drop
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A Ghostly Demise author likes her mysteries light
USA Today bestselling author Tonya Kappes has a new release in her Ghostly Southern Mysteries series, A Ghostly Demise. When it comes to the paranormal, there are two distinct camps: believers and nonbelievers. Kappes is a believer and discusses how her own experiences help her to write this funny mystery series.“I wrote my Ghostly Southern Mystery Series for readers to get … [Read more...] about A Ghostly Demise author likes her mysteries light
Review of Scam Chowder by Maya Corrigan
Val Deniston knows that her grandfather’s plan to cement his position as an excellent cook is a bad idea. After all, the man can’t even cook. But, what Granddad wants, Granddad gets, including the title of “Codger Cook.” So, they set up the dinner to appear as though the Codger Cook made the meal even though Val did all the work.At the dinner party with five guests, one of … [Read more...] about Review of Scam Chowder by Maya Corrigan
Behind the story with Kate Carlisle
Kate Carlisle is the author of the popular Bibliophile Mysteries and the Fixer-Upper Mysteries. She’s a lover of wines, books, and laughter. In this behind-the-story interview, Kate Carlisle describes how she blended all three for her new release, “Ripped from the Pages.”“My books aren't usually ‘issue’ books,” said Carlisle. “They're entertaining whodunits that will engage … [Read more...] about Behind the story with Kate Carlisle
Fans of Tea Shop Mysteries will love Ming Tea Murder
The Tea Shop Mysteries feature Theodosia Browning, who is most comfortable in her Indigo Tea Shop and working on charitable events around Charleston. Attending a black tie event is not Theodosia’s style. But when her handsome boyfriend, Max, invites her to the opening-night celebration of a Chinese tea house at the Gibbes Museum, where he is the public relations director, she … [Read more...] about Fans of Tea Shop Mysteries will love Ming Tea Murder