Title: Trimmed to DeathAuthor: Nancy J. CohenPublisher: Orange Grove PressSeries: Bad Hair Day Mystery #15Pages: 288Format: e-book ARCSource: GEBTDescription:Savvy hairstylist and amateur sleuth Marla Vail enters a charity bake-off contest at a fall festival sponsored by a local farm. While she waits to see if her coconut fudge pie is a winner, Marla joins a… Continue reading Review: Trimmed To Death by: Nancy J. Cohen

Title: The Ghost and The Bogus BooksellerAuthor: Cleo CoylePublisher: BerkleySeries: Haunted Bookshop #6Pages: 304Format: e-book ARCSource: NetGalleyDescription:Penelope Thornton-McClure and her bookshop's ghost-in-residence Jack Shepard are back on a new case in this delightful paranormal mystery from New York Times bestselling author Cleo Coyle.A big bestseller leads to small town trouble.Bookshop owner Penelope Thornton-McClure didn't believe… Continue reading Review: The Ghost and The Bogus Bookseller by: Cleo Coyle & Giveaway

Title: Shattered At SeaAuthor: Cheryl HollonPublisher: KensingtonSeries: A Webb's Glass Shop Mystery #5Pages: 304Format: e-book ARCSource: GEBT & NetGalleyDescription:A Mediterranean cruise gives glass shop owner Savannah Webb a chance to demonstrate her expertise—and fire up her skills when it comes to foul play . . .When Savannah signs on to perform glassblowing on a ship,… Continue reading Review: Shattered At Sea by: Cheryl Hollon

Title: Merry and BrightAuthor: Debbie MacomberPublisher: BallantinePages: 224Format: e-bookSource: HardcoverDescription:NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • Christmas is the season of the heart, and #1 New York Times bestselling author Debbie Macomber is here to warm yours with a delightful holiday novel of first impressions and second chances.Merry Knight is pretty busy these days. She’s taking care… Continue reading Review: Merry and Bright by: Debbie Macomber

Title: Die Like An EagleAuthor: Donna AndrewsPublisher: Minotaur BooksSeries: Meg Langslow #30Pages: 293Format: HardcoverSource: LibraryDescription:Meg is Team Mom and Michael is coach of their twin sons' youth baseball team, the Caerphilly Eagles. Meg tangles with Biff Brown, the petty, vindictive league head. On opening day, Biff's lookalike brother is found dead in the porta-potty at… Continue reading Review: Die Like An Eagle by: Donna Andrews

Title: Flower Power FatalityAuthor: Sally CarpenterPublisher: Cozy Cat PressSeries: A Psychedelic Spy MysteryPages: 236Format: e-bookSource: GEBTDescription:The Cold War gets cozy in this retro-cozy spy caper set in 1967, a year of music, miniskirts-and murder! Actress Noelle McNabb works at the Country Christmas Family Fun Park in Yuletide, Indiana, but she longs for the bright lights of… Continue reading Review: Flower Power Fatality by: Sally Carpenter

Title: Rough WeatherAuthor: Robert B. ParkerPublisher: G.P Putnam's SonsSeries: Spenser #36Pages: 336Format: HardcoverSource: LibraryDescription:Hired as a bodyguard at an exclusive society wedding, Spenser witnesses an unexpected crime: the kidnapping of the young bride, which opens the door for murder, family secrets, and the reappearance of an old nemesis.My Thoughts: Our intrepid hero is off to his… Continue reading Title: Rough Weather by: Robert B. Parker

Title: SixkillAuthor: Robert B. ParkerPublisher: G. P Putnam's SonsSeries: Spenser #39Pages: 293Format: HardcoverSource: LibraryDescription:In location in Boston, bad-boy actor Jumbo Nelson is accused of the rape and murder of a young woman. From the start the case seems fishy, so the Boston PD calls on Spenser to investigate. Things don't look so good for Jumbo,… Continue reading Review: Sixkill by: Robert B. Parker

Title: Silent NightAuthor: Robert B. ParkerPublisher: G. P Putnam's SonsSeries: Spenser #41.5Pages: 229Format: HardcoverSource: LibraryDescription:It’s December in Boston, and Spenser is busy planning the menu for Christmas dinner when he’s confronted in his office by a young boy named Slide.  Homeless and alone, Slide has found refuge with an organization named Street Business, which gives… Continue reading Review: Silent Night by: Robert B. Parker