Tag: cozy mystery

• Book Review: Finlay Donovan is Killing It by Elle Cosimano

  Cozy murder mysteries are my favorite genre, yet somehow I missed the buzz on Finlay Donovan is Killing It when it came out in 2021. So, late to the party, I finally checked out the ebook from Libby. Well! I flew through this book in four days–even though I didn’t read for two days in-between…

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  May 8, 2024

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  book-review, books, cozy mystery, Elle Cosimano, fiction, Finlay Donovan, Janet Evanovich, Libby, murder mysteries, mystery, reading, Stephanie Plum, writer, writing

• Book Review: Murder in a Teacup by Vicki Delany

  Guilty as charged: I judged this book entirely by its cover. I had not heard of Vicki Delany before I saw this book on the “librarian’s picks” shelf at my local library, but a cover with a table set for afternoon tea in the foreground, a cat sleeping on a windowsill, and sailboats in the…

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  July 10, 2022

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  afternoon tea, bed and breakfast, Canada, Cape Cod, cozy mystery, Murder in a Teacup, Murder Spills the Tea, Tea and Treachery, Tea by the Sea mystery series, Vicki Delany, Victorian inn

• Book Review: The Bombay Prince by Sujata Massey (Soho Crime, June, 2021)

  Author Sujata Massey brings us once again to 1920s colonial India with the third in a series featuring protagonist Perveen Mistry, the first female lawyer in Bombay, India. I discovered the series while recuperating from a broken ankle during the summer of 2019. As I was house-bound (relying on crutches and/or a knee scooter to…

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  May 25, 2021

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  Bombay, cozy mystery, Gandhi, Parsi, Perveen Mistry, Prince Edward, Sujata Massey