Death at a Scottish Wedding is book 2 in Lucy Connelly’s Scottish Isle Wedding cozy mystery series. Emilia McRoy is an American doctor who has recently moved to Scotland, and in addition to her new job as the local doctor is also acting as coroner to her new home town. While attending festivities for aContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Death at a Scottish Wedding by Lucy Connelly”
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Review: The Mystery Guest by Nita Prose
The Mystery Guest by Nita Prose is book two in her Molly the Maid series and it was such a delight to read! I can’t tell you how excited I was to receive a free advanced copy from NetGalley. As always, even though I received a free copy, this is my honest opinion of theContinueContinue reading “Review: The Mystery Guest by Nita Prose”
Review: Murder Checks Out by Victoria Gilbert
Murder Checks Out by Victoria Gilbert is book 8 in the Blue Ridge Library Mysteries, but don’t worry if you haven’t read the rest of the series, I found it easy to slip into this world not having read any of the previous books. Amy Muir, a library director, is in the middle of aContinueContinue reading “Review: Murder Checks Out by Victoria Gilbert”
Review: Mall Priest 2: The Second Coming by Kate Reedwood and Chris Heinicke
Mall Priest 2: The Second Coming is the second book in the Mall Priest horror trilogy by Kate Reedwood and Chris Heinicke, and it was a real treat! Not only is it the perfect spooky book for fall, but once again it takes place during the Christmas season, so it’s like celebrating two holidays inContinueContinue reading “Review: Mall Priest 2: The Second Coming by Kate Reedwood and Chris Heinicke”
Review: Pumpkin Spice Scare by Molly Maple
Pumpkin Spice Scare is the fourth book in Molly Maple’s Cupcake Crimes cozy mystery series. This was the first book I had read in the series and I found it easy to follow along even though I was not familiar with the characters. I think each of the books would be easily read as standalonesContinueContinue reading “Review: Pumpkin Spice Scare by Molly Maple”
Life, Tea, and Everything 