Mysteries and Children's Books
Reagan Davis nailed it!
Karla Bell has experienced more than her share of loss and heartbreak in her life, but she finds solace in returning to her hometown, Bellbrook in Canada. With her family members on the police force and her best friend being the town coroner, Karla can rely on them to help uncover the truth when a contractor dies at the cottage she is having renovated.
It turns out that hitting the refresh button on your life isn’t as easy as scraping the paint off a canvas and starting over.
Pepper Brooks is not your average English major. I mean, she literally finds a dead body! Pepper, the nerdy classic literature fan who memorizes Shakespearean soliloquies in her free time, gets thrust into a whodunit on her college campus when her mentor is accused of the crime.
In The Stories We Tell, Joanna Gaines reveals a side of herself readers likely haven’t seen in her other books or television shows.
Got Me a Cat packs an emotional punch in a thirty-seven page story for kids ages 6-9.
I have black thumbs when it comes to houseplants. Even succulents wither under my haphazard care.
When Patience Price was downsized from the FBI, things went south from there. Returning to her nearby Virginia island home, she decided to set up shop doing psychological counseling for residents.
I’m excited to read this series aloud to my grandkids! But they’re still young for the recommended 8-12 age group, so I’ll have to bide my time. I wish someone had read them aloud to me as a kid.
Poodle Versus the Assassin opens in a men’s bathroom, of all places.
Not every mystery needs a body count. Cora Mae Bingham is the super-organized senior citizen mayor of Spicetown, Ohio. (One of those Women Who Gets Stuff Done!)
