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When a popular television personality turns up dead, Mack is finally ready to let the local police take care of the investigation. After all, it doesn’t have anything to do with her, or any of her friends. Or so she thought. When it turns out the TV personality has more to do with St. Albinus then Mack initially thought, she realizes she needs to get to the bottom of this case, and fast. After all, without realizing it, Mack has found herself in danger once more. And if she isn’t careful, she’s going to be the next target. Mack is the kind of woman who always needs to get the last word in.

When Ginger’s former sister-in-law Felicia, now Lady Davenport-Witt, first received a mysterious note in the post, she dismissed it as coming from a nuisance writer. These things were known to happen to those who enjoyed social popularity. But with a third one, she began to feel ill at ease. Ginger, however, had been worried since the first short missive had arrived. Someone knew of a family secret that would upset Felicia’s apple cart in a very big way.

Wild swimming in February? No, thank you. It sounds like torture to Fiona, Daisy, and Partial Sue, the retired ladies behind the counter at Dogs Need Nice Homes charity shop. Still, no one ever died of plunging into the icy waters around the sleepy little English town of Southbourne. Until now. The body of Colin Barclay, retired PE master and wild-swimming fanatic, washes up in a secluded cove. Days later, a shifty new customer comes calling at Dogs Need Nice Homes. "Is this where you solve murders?" she asks, her eyes darting wildly round the shelves of bric-a-brac.

If Clementine ”Clem” Harper had known that serving blueberry scones would lead to murder, she would have stuck to toast. The morning began like any other—tea brewing, cinnamon in the air of her Honey Hollow Inn—until Thomas Reed, the bakery owner, collapses on her porch while delivering some pastries. Paramedics blame an allergic reaction, but Clem notices a bluish tinge on his lips, a bitter almond scent, and a strange residue on the pastry box. Poison. Now, this retired teacher turned Innkeeper must put her amateur sleuthing skills to the test. Along with her clever feline Evie, ...

In these bonus stories, you can get more of the Chartwell and Crouch team's exploits and sleuthing, as an exclusive addition to the main books.

When Aggie Drakos loses her husband, Max, in a shameful accident, she relocates. As Aggie settles in and meets her new neighbors, she forms speculative opinions about her acquaintances, giving them nicknames to help her remember their personas. Aggie is fascinated by the Cat Lady, stunned by the beauty of the Irish Goddess, and intrigued by the Absent Nun. Let us not forget her sexy male neighbor, whom she has nicknamed Richard Gere.

London, 1928. Mystery writer and amateur detective Marius Quin is reeling from his friend’s murder in his own home. Forced to stay away from the case, he’s in urgent need of distraction when fate points him towards Felicity Mortimer, a woman imprisoned for poisoning her husband fifteen years earlier. Marius soon becomes convinced of Felicity’s innocence, and when he discovers a key witness with his throat cut, it’s clear that the real killer is still on the loose.

There’s a big ole wedding going on in Bliss, Georgia! The community’s brimming with out-of-towners. And Bonnie’s nose-deep in the preparations, right beside her mama, and her grandmama. Until a body turns up on her parents’ flower farm, and the murder weapon only has one set of prints: Her dad’s! Now, amateur sleuth, Bonnie, and her kitty companion, Clyde, are back on the case in this funny murder mystery series! Can Bonnie find the true culprit before her dad is arrested for murder? Or will she be next on the killer’s hitlist?

Persuaded by Polly Duncan, his beloved companion, to join her in a group tour of Scotland, Qwill expects to revel in his Scottish heritage while keeping Polly safe from the Pickax Prowler. Instead, his trip is cut short when a thief swipes a suitcase, the bus driver disappears, and a fellow tourist is found dead—all in the same day. Although the town of Pickax is in a tizzy over the recent events, Qwill has other, more puzzling worries on his mind: Who is the fellow still following Polly? Why is Koko licking Qwill's photographs of Scotland and tackling him on the apple barn stairs?

Weather Alert: 100% chance of chili, chaos, and a granny-sized scoop of trouble! Autumn Davis thought filling in as Spur City’s weekend weather girl would be a breeze—until the annual chili cook-off boiled over into murder. When a snobby food critic keels over mid-judging, suspicion lands squarely on one of Autumn’s favorite feisty grannies. Sure, she can sling a mean pot of chili and the occasional sass—but killer? No way. With the police sniffing up the wrong spice rack, Autumn grabs her umbrella and detective instincts to clear her friend’s name. Between nosy neighbors, ...

Escape to the Edwardian era, when women's hats were large, motorcars were unreliable, and murder methods were very imaginative. If you like cozy mysteries with humor, history, and witty animal sidekicks, you'll love Saddled with Murder. It's perfect for fans of classic whodunnits by M.C. Beaton, T E Kinsey, Karen Baugh Menuhin, and Dick Francis. Saddled with Murder is the first book in the series.

Welcome to Honey Springs, where the gossip flows as smoothly as the coffee—and murder is the latest buzz. When Roxy Bloom traded in her high-powered lawyer heels for cozy barista sneakers and a fresh start in her charming hometown, she never expected murder to darken her doorstep. But when Vanessa Hartman—a model with secrets to spare—turns up dead under suspicious circumstances, the Bean Hive Coffee Shop becomes the center of small-town whispers, and Roxy can’t resist stirring the pot.

Murder and marriage make an unexpected match when trouble hops into a wedding. Jilly’s wedding is only days away and the last thing bridesmaid Ivy needs is a bunny problem. Scratch that. The last thing she needs is a murder problem. Yet, when a ravenous rabbit colony takes over Clover Grove’s cemetery and a noted garden enthusiast ends up with a permanent plot of her own, Ivy has no choice but to shift her attention from bouquets to bodies.

Summer is here, the heat is on—and so is murder. Grab a cool drink and relax by the pool while enjoying these summer time sleuths. Happy summer reading! This boxed set has FOUR summer centered cozy mysteries! Humor with a side of homicide. Read this one today! *A laugh out loud cozy mystery boxed set by New York Times Bestseller Addison Moore Cosmopolitan Magazine calls Addison's books, "...easy, frothy fun!" And USA TODAY bestselling author Bellamy Bloom! Books Included: Macaron Massacre (Murder in the Mix 10), Donut Disaster (Murder in the Mix 12), A Killer Tail(Country Cottage ...

In book 1 of this series, Piper manages to land a job planning an exclusive black-tie event to be held at a local estate, only to find a body in the bedroom just hours before the first honored guests are due to arrive.

A Victorian B&B, a ghostly mystery, and a dash of mischief—welcome to Nettles B&B, where the tea is warm, the spirits are restless, and nothing ever goes quite as planned. Nan and Mossy Nettles never expected their golden years to be quite so… eventful. But when they set out to renovate a charming seaside Victorian into the perfect Bed & Breakfast, they didn’t count on the ghostly surprises that came with it. An unexpected storm leaves behind more than just fallen branches—whispered warnings, hidden doors, and an opinionated pixie all point to a century-old mystery itching to be solved.

While enjoying their regular early morning swim, the friends discover the body of local artist Clifford Muldoon, floating near Lyme Regis's iconic Cobb. Annie's daughter, DC Tina Abbott, has things under control. But that doesn't mean the swimming club can't help out, as far as Annie's concerned. Or does it?

A sinister discovery in the garden of Murriemuir House leads Ian to a chain of weird events. Scotland is gradually getting back to normal after lockdown. As people get out and about once more Ian finds his case load increasing and to his surprise one of his new clients is his own brother, Stewart. Stewart and his wife have bought an old farmhouse and are planning to open a wellness centre, when they make a sinister discovery in an area set aside for forest bathing. This is followed by a series of unexplained and possibly supernatural happenings.

Life is good for Annie: she’s found healing at the Secret Bookcase, her beloved Agatha Christie-themed mystery bookstore in the cozy town of Redwood Grove, and is on the brink of launching her very own detective agency. But she's still haunted by one unsolved case: the murder of her best friend Scarlet ten years ago.

Murder, magic, and mayhem—with a side of cake and a hooting owl. Welcome to Whittlecombe, a village so quaint even the ghosts can’t bear to leave. At the heart of it sits the Wonky Inn—a crumbling, magical haven inherited by one Alfhild Daemonne, a witch with spectacularly unpredictable powers and an owl familiar named Mr Hoo who thinks he knows best (and often does). In The Wonkiest Witch, Alf’s plans to quietly settle in are rudely interrupted by a corpse on the patio, a nosey village full of secrets and a sudden need to remember how magic actually works. Spoiler: it doesn’t go well.