-
Continue reading →: A Gentleman’s Murder by Christopher Huang
The year is 1924, and Lieutenant Eric Peterkin, formerly of the Royal Fusiliers, is a new member of the Britannia―London’s most prestigious club. It's a family tradition, but an honor he's not sure he quite deserves. So, when a gentleman's wager ends with one man dead in the vault under…
-
Continue reading →: Fred Basset Yearbook 2019: Witty Comic Strips from the Daily Mail by Alex Graham
The inimitable Fred is back! Join Britain’s best-loved basset hound and his friends once again for more canine capers and good-natured escapades with this whole new collection of witty cartoons from the Daily Mail. What can I say other than another fun outing with Fred and his friends, a nice…
-
Continue reading →: Remnants of Murder (A Southern Sewing Circle #8) by Elizabeth Lynn Casey
When a cantankerous Sweet Briar resident ends up six feet under, the ladies of the sewing circle have to deal with a town full of suspects . . . With the library's budget dwindling, Tori Sinclair is forced to let go of her predecessor, and fellow sewing circle member, Dixie…
-
Continue reading →: A Stewed Observation by Karen C Whalen (Guest Post)
Where do I get the recipes for my books? As a writer of culinary cozy mysteries, I had to come up with previously unpublished recipes when readers started to ask for the recipes featured in my Dinner Club series. Talk about a mystery. Was I capable of departing from the…
-
Continue reading →: In Cold Chocolate (A Southern Chocolate Shop Mystery #3) by Dorothy St. James
The vintage seaside town of Camellia Beach, South Carolina seems like the perfect place for romance with its quiet beach and its decadent chocolate shop that serves the world’s richest dark chocolates. The Chocolate Box’s owner, Charity Penn, falls even further under the island’s moonlit spell as she joins Althea…
-
Continue reading →: FATAL FLIP: A Home Renovator Mystery by M.E. Bakos (Review)
Flipping houses can be fatal! When Katelyn finds a dead body in her first home renovation project, she seriously doubts her decision to “follow her bliss.” After getting fired from her steady job, her plan to flip houses takes a hit when she becomes a suspect. After all, possession is…
-
Continue reading →: Let It Sew (A Southern Sewing Circle #7) by Elizabeth Lynn Casey
Down south, the holidays mean family—and for Yankee librarian Tori Sinclair, family means the Sweet Briar Ladies Society sewing circle. It may not be a white Christmas, but it’s one she’ll never forget—no matter how hard she tries… Instead of spending a nice, relaxing Christmas with her fiancé, Tori Sinclair has…
-
Continue reading →: Read and Gone (The Haunted Library Mysteries #2) by Allison Brook (Review and Character Interview)
A devoted dad is as precious as diamonds, but Carrie Singleton wouldn't know since her dad Jim's been on the lam most of her life. In an unusual family reunion, she finds Jim breaking into her cottage in the middle of the night. The fun really starts when he…
-
Continue reading →: Egg Drop Dead (Cackleberry Club #7) by Laura Childs
Maintaining good personal relationships with their suppliers is one of the secrets of the Cackleberry Club café’s success, so Suzanne doesn’t mind going out to Mike Mullen’s dairy farm to pick up some wheels of cheese. She’s looking forward to a nice visit with the mild-mannered farmer before heading back…
-
Continue reading →: Deadly Dram (Whisky Business Mystery #3) by Melinda Mullet
Distillery owner Abigail Logan discovers that high spirits are no match for a cold-blooded killer as the Whisky Business Mystery series puts a fatal twist on stiff competition. It’s been a year since globe-trotting photojournalist Abi Logan inherited Abbey Glen, a whisky distillery in the heart of the Scottish countryside.…
I’m
CraftyDragon
Welcome to my world where my disabled life and crafts intermingle with reading and good food
Join the fun!
Stay updated with our latest tutorials and ideas by joining our newsletter.
Crafts and Life 