Category Archives: Mystery

ARC Review: A Murderous Business by Cathy Pegau

A Murderous Business by Cathy Pegau is the first book in the Harriman & Mancini Mystery series, and is set in New York in 1912. Margot Harriman is the president of a cannery, B&H Foods, having inherited the business from her parents. As the story opens, Margot enters the cannery to pick up some papersContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: A Murderous Business by Cathy Pegau”

ARC Review: The Mistletoe Murder Club by Katie Marsh

The Mistletoe Murder Club is book 4 in Katie Marsh’s The Bad Girls Detective Agency mystery series. I haven’t previously read any of this series, but this book is easily read as a standalone. Clio and her friends from the Bad Girls Detective Agency are drawn into investigating a murder when the director and leadingContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Mistletoe Murder Club by Katie Marsh”

ARC Review: A Very Merry Murder by Kate Wells

A Very Merry Murder by Kate Wells takes the reader back to Malvern Farm, and the chaos of a visiting television show in book 6 of the Malvern Mysteries series. Jude Gray, owner of Malvern Farm has allowed a television series to be a base for filming in the weeks leading up to Christmas whileContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: A Very Merry Murder by Kate Wells”

ARC Review: Murder on a Bus Tour by Dawn Brookes

Murder on a Bus Tour is book 7 in the Lady Marjorie Snellthorpe mystery series by Dawn Brookes, and it’s another fun adventure with Lady Marjorie and her three geriatric friends. Lady Marjorie, cousin Edna, and their companions, Frederick, and Horace, are embarking on a bus tour of the Cornish coast, when one of theirContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Murder on a Bus Tour by Dawn Brookes”

ARC Review: Death at an Irish Village by Ellie Brannigan

Death at an Irish Village is book 3 in Ellie Brannigan’s Irish Castle Mystery series. Set in a small Irish village, cousins Rayne and Ciara are struggling to make their inheritance profitable, despite people who are trying to make them fail. When one of the locals is found dead on the grave of an ancestor,ContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Death at an Irish Village by Ellie Brannigan”