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'An absolute delight to read. A cozy mystery set in France and I loved all the twists and lots of clues' Reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 'Highly entertaining' Reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's harvest season in Sainte-Catherine, which means helping out with the local vineyard, sipping on wine and...

When a wealthy bachelor is murdered in his mansion, all of his relatives are suspects… A grand mansion. Nearing the end of his life, the wealthy Martin Greenough hides away behind the high walls of his grand mansion in Boston, with only his cat and his favourite servant to keep him company. A...

In the sixth golden retriever mystery, Dog Have Mercy, Christmas approaches and reformed hacker Steve Levitan tries to help a fellow ex-con now working at the vet’s office in Stewart’s Crossing. His curiosity, and the crime-solving instincts of his golden retriever, Rochester, kick in when liquid potassium ampoules are stolen from the vet and Steve’s new friend is a suspect.

When my five-pound rescue Chihuahua’s shady past leads straight to a dead body, I’m suddenly back in the murder business—whether I like it or not. I’m Whitley “Whit” Leland, recently unemployed stuntwoman and reluctant amateur detective. My last brush with homicide was supposed to be a one-time thing. Then I popped in to visit my dog Kit’s former owner… and found him very much deceased. Now I’m tangled up in a mess involving stolen secrets, dangerous people, and a pint-sized dog who knows more than she should. Apparently, Kit isn’t just cute—he’s valuable.

Nothing ever happens in Meadowlark Creek. Until the morning after the First of June Festival, when the town’s most despised man turns up dead on a park bench. The sheriff is ready to call it natural causes. June Higgins knows better. With a lifetime of listening and understanding behind her, the retired librarian decides the sheriff needs help… whether he wants it or not.

There's nothing quite like Christmas in Raven Creek, Washington. The locals take their holidays seriously, and there are no trees left untrimmed in the quaint town, including those at The Earl's Study tea and book shop. Proprietor Phoebe Winchester has thought of everything. But no matter how...

Murder, Mayhem, and Mixed Doubles—Welcome to the Pickleball Palace. When the quirky residents of the Tucson Valley Retirement Community pack their paddles and hit the road for a major pickleball tournament in Mesa, Arizona, Rosi reluctantly agrees to partner up with her competitive, gossip-loving mom. Their odds of winning? Slim. Their chances of surviving a drama-free weekend? Zero. The tournament takes a dark turn before the first serve when a prominent figure in the pro pickleball world turns up dead—under suspiciously “accidental” circumstances.

Meet Diana Bakewell. She runs tours of London aboard a vintage Routemaster bus, and is the city's best connected tour guide. But she has an uncanny habit of finding herself in the middle of murder cases. Along with her colleague Zaf (from the Detective Zoe Finch books) and stowaway cat Gus, follow her adventures as she and the team solve a series of twisty mysteries. Will Diana and Zaf solve the case before the police do?

About Book 2: "Merrill's comic mystery featuring a curmudgeonly sleuth is even funnier than her first ... Readers who enjoy tongue-in-cheek whodunits will find themselves grinning frequently." –Publishers WeeklyYou know that eccentric great-aunt no one wants to sit beside at family functions? Or that neighbor who's just a little too strange? Or the pushy woman at the thrift store? Maybe you know Gertrude. If Miss Marple had 27 cats, a Maine accent, and absolutely no filter, she'd be Gertrude, Gumshoe. She's a smidge snarky. She's frightfully frugal. And she's fearless.

A dog handler disappears in this "entertaining mystery" by the Agatha and Macavity Award finalist (Publishers Weekly). With her former fiancé off finding himself, Melanie Travis figures the only ring she'll be seeing in the near future is one where she's showing her prized poodles. But love is...

On her way back from teaching her dog training class, amateur sleuth, Eve, decided to drive by her old house just for fun and to see whether her old landlord, Marissa, has decorated for Christmas yet. When she saw that the front door had been left open, she was concerned and stopped by to check on the older woman. Once inside the house, Eve discovered that Marissa had been murdered. She’s utterly horrified and can’t help but feel beyond guilty at being a little relieved that the awful event occurred after she and her dogs had already moved out.

When a landowner discovers some old, human bones on his property, Search and Rescue Dog Trainer and amateur sleuth, Eve, and her furry buddy, Atlas, are called in to make sure that all of the remains are found. Things take a dark turn, however, when they find a collection of newer bones mixed in with the old. Realizing that they have stumbled upon a historical site that was used to cover up more current crimes, Eve is determined to find the perpetrator.

Life threw a curve ball at dog trainer and amateur sleuth, Eve, that she never expected. After the loss of her landlord, his widow asked if there’s any way that Eve can move out by Christmas. Since she never signed her new lease, Eve knows she doesn’t have many options and has to act quickly. She and Aidan are scrambling to find a house because their timeline has been accelerated.

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. In The Bird That Fished at Dawn, Holmes and Dr. Watson are called to a quiet garden beside the Thames, where valuable koi carp are disappearing from dark ponds surrounded by mist and Japanese bridges. No footprints point to a thief — and yet the fish...

'If you love cosy mysteries with a charming seaside setting, lovable characters, and a mystery that keeps you guessing, then you need to meet the Fish and Chip Shop Detectives!' Reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 'A perfect blend of suspense, humour, and heart. The clues were cleverly placed, and the...

An accident waiting to happen. Sunken Madley village church hall seems safe enough for a dance class ... until there's a body. Or is it two? With only ghosts for witnesses, covert witch Amanda and her grumpy feline familiar must look for answers in the past. But whose past? But with a spy, a saboteur, an uncooperative spirit, multiple puzzles, and herself as the number one suspect, Amanda's going to need backup. There's only one candidate: the personable but intractable Inspector Trelawney. Can Amanda trust him enough to help solve the case before the murderer can strike again?

A legend on the loose. A killer in costume. And three doxies who always sniff out the truth. Mystery author Willa Lattner expects her book-signing tour through Northern California’s quirkiest roadside attractions to deliver little more than paperbacks, pastries, and people-watching. But when a man dressed as Bigfoot bursts into a tacky gift shop and commits murder in broad daylight, her road trip takes a deadly detour. Even stranger? Killer, Kyle, and Wags seem to recognize the monster in the suit.

In Book 19, autumn has arrived in White Eagle, bringing brilliant fall colors, pumpkin patches, and preparations for the town's beloved Halloween Festival. Tess and Tony have once again agreed to chair the annual celebration, and with three-year-old Tommi happily keeping them busy with preschool, dance classes, and plans for her Halloween costume, life has settled into a comfortable rhythm.

August 1942. Crofter's Green's favorite sleuths are headed for the Kent coast—where one of Britain's strangest wartime secrets lies hidden behind shuttered boarding houses and blacked-out promenades. Off the cliffs of Folkestone, just twenty-one miles from enemy territory, a mysterious "ghost fleet" rides at anchor: a flotilla of ships built from wood and canvas, designed to convince Hitler that invasion may come at any moment.

Three witches and their magical cats solve paranormal murder cases in the mystical town of Wonder Falls. Treacle, Cath’s magical black cat, is missing. Meanwhile, in the mysterious town of Wonder Falls, a beloved chocolatier dies. The police deem the cause a heart attack, but Cath, Bea, and Aunt Astrid know something more sinister is at play. And whoever is out there has Treacle.