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Tag: mystery
Book Reviews, Christian Fiction, Fiction Writing, Mystery, Suspense/Thrillers
Little Boy Lost β a Review
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Murder at the Lighthouse – a Review
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• •π΄πππ ππ ππ πππ π³πππππππππ is the first Sparrow Haven Cozy Mysteries book. In the coastal town of Sparrow Haven, Olivia Harper is the town librarian and an amateur detective. Her curiosity is aroused when a long-lost oil painting surrounded by mystery is found, and she feels compelled to find the answers to the questions surrounding the lighthouse and this painting.
Animals, Book Reviews, Books, cozy mystery, Fantasy Romance, Fiction Writing, Mystery, New Words Learned, Women Sleuths
Murder at the Chocolatier β a Review
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A CATastrophic Neighborhood (A Pet Momma Cozy Mystery) β a Review
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Where No One Will See β a Review
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• •Lucia Scafetti, the daughter of the notorious hitman Carlo Scafetti, is trying so hard to move out of the shadow of her infamous crime family. A Philly private eye, she runs her own business. To make her life complete, she has a dog, Rocco, a problem dog who just doesnβt get along with other people. But he does love Lucia. Her life is about to become very complicated though.
Book Reviews, Cozies, cozy mystery, Fiction Writing, Mystery, New Words Learned, Women Sleuths, Words
Charred: A Whipped and Sipped Mystery β a Review
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• •Alene Baron, a vegan, owns and runs the Whipped and Sipped CafΓ©. Her cookies and confections are known all over Chicago. The coronavirus pandemic has changed things for everyone. Her business has suffered because of it and her employees are frustrated. A cafΓ© once filled with customers has turned into one that mostly handles take-out orders. On top of that, thereβs this homeless man who hangs around outside of her cafΓ© bothering her customers who still visit for the yummy treats they can get there.
Fiction Writing, Guest Posts
Speakeasies and other Illegal Activities in Chicago β Guest Post by G.P. Gottlieb
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Wilbur and the Watering Can β a Review
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• •Rose and her daughters, Magnolia and Lily, are gardeners. They normally have one big garden, but Magnolia and Lily want to have their own garden this year in which they will grow pumpkins, tomatoes, snow peas, and other veggies. While watering their garden, they discover a mystery. A leaf is moving and going kerplop all by itself. Underneath the leaf, they find a new friend: a toad.