It’s always a pleasure to visit the fictional Sussex village of Abbeymead to go on another sleuthing adventure with our amateur (do we still call them amateur, on this, their twelfth case?) d…| Literary Potpourri
Kit Pelham, professional cult sci-fi fan, has developed something of a reputation as a detective following her unmasking the killer of Wolf Tyler in The Fan Who Knew Too Much. So when she is on the scene when a dismembered body is found, along with a mocking poem implying this is the first of ten […]| In Search of the Classic Mystery Novel
So, it’s been a weird sort of August. A break to one of our favourite isolated spots in Scotland managed to coincide with Storm Floris, and I’ve spent most of the month waiting for a medical test that, thankfully, produced an all-clear result. I was fairly sure that was going to be the case, but […]| In Search of the Classic Mystery Novel
Dr Gideon Fell meets a man in a Somerset valley and learns of a murder that came up from the lake itself. Sir Henry Merrivale visits a house in Goblin Wood where a girl disappears from a cottage that was watched from all sides. And there are some other stories in the collection too… OK, […]| In Search of the Classic Mystery Novel
Thirty years ago, Annabel Maddock was killed. One of her group of friends, Dave, went to prison for it and the rest drifted apart. But Dave is released from prison and it seems that the story of Annabel Maddock is far from over for the village of Barton Mallett. Ben Knot, Annabel’s boyfriend at the […]| In Search of the Classic Mystery Novel
Elin S Jónsdóttir, the best-selling crime writer, has disappeared. Famed for writing a series of ten exquisite crime novels – and then stopping – there seems to be no reason for her to vanish. And …| In Search of the Classic Mystery Novel
Deputy Chief Crighton is a worried man. He had been called by publisher Jefferson Judd earlier in the day. Judd told him that his estranged wife, Cora, had visited him the previous night and demanded money from him. On Judd’s refusal (he feels that she would spend it on her drug addiction), she had threatened … Continue reading Friday’s Forgotten Book: Follow this Fair Corpse by Laurence Dwight Smith (1941)→| a hot cup of pleasure
For the second September in a row, flowers have been quietly plucked from porches, planters and even the public safety building, leaving residents wondering who is responsible for the string of botanical burglaries. Local nursery owner Sabine Churchill still can’t believe the audacity. “They took a hanging basket of flowers from the public safety building, […] The post Perennials purloined from police station, Realtor’s office appeared first on Chilkat Valley News.| Chilkat Valley News
When I saw Covenant advertised I was not sure if I wanted to read it. One, it was a graphic novel and I’ll read almost anything when it comes to those. But two, it was a fantasy and I’m so-so when it comes to that. Three, it was about religion and I am not usually in the mood for that (unless I am). And four, it was LGBTQ, and for the longest time I was not in the mood for a LGBTQ and religion book. […]| Cannonball Read 17
For the past six nights, every child in McKean County has suffered from terrible nightmares. Each night, one child dies from them. Six children have died so far, and another will die tonight.| Meg Zone
This original, interactive thriller from debut author Jay Martel follows a brilliant teenage girl as she races across D.C. to decode the clues her father left behind, which may just be the key to s…| Books and Such
Welcome to the Takeover + Review Blitz for A Scheming in Parliament by Erica Vetsch hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours! Evil is masquerading in the halls of Parliament, and Sir Bertrand Thorndike is tasked with investigating from the inside.| JustRead Publicity Tours
From cracking mysteries to defying the odds in historical upheavals, young heroines in fiction take the lead and show us just how powerful youth can be. We are highlighting some... READ MORE| Kensington Books Publishing
We’ve all been there: scrolling endlessly, looking for that perfect series to dive into. Thrillers, romance, fantasy . . . entire worlds to get lost in,| Kensington Books Publishing
Hot Cars and Homicide is Book 7 in the Sweetwater Springs Southern mysteries by SC Merritt, a mystery series set in a small Alabama town.| book frolic
Book Review for “Mince Pies and Murder” (Morwenna Mutton Mystery #4) by Judy Leigh. Summary: “As Christmas approaches in the Cornish town of Seal Bay, festive cheer fills the air. Sparkling trees and twinkling lights adorn every corner, and Morwenna Mutton, the sharp-witted sexagenarian sleuth, is eagerly counting down the days. But when local author … Continue reading Scary Santa in Seal Bay.→| The Chocolate Lady's Book Review Blog
You won't see the ending coming.| Thought Catalog
Free epub ebook download of the Standard Ebooks edition of The Paradise Mystery: A young doctor attempts to turn a mysterious death to his romantic advatage.| standardebooks.org
Zack Cregger began his career as one of the co-creators and co-stars of the sketch comedy troupe, The Whitest Kids U Know. This led to a poorly received sex comedy, 2009’s Miss March, which Cregger…| nathanzoebl
Ninth House meets Legendborn in this thrilling first book in a dark academia fantasy series about a teen who’s willing to do anything to find her brother—even infiltrate a secret soc…| Books and Such
2019 historical mystery; seventh in Huber's Lady Darby series (post-Regency amateur detection). Gage and Lady Darby investigate the murder of a rake which was set up to look like an attempt by resurrection men to obtain a body for dissection—and with London already seething after the failure of the Reform Bill, Lady Darby's past is raked up again.| RogerBW's Blog: Latest posts
1959 police procedural, eighth in the 87th Precinct series. A woman comes into the squad room and holds the detectives hostage with a pistol and a bottle of nitroglycerine.| RogerBW's Blog: Latest posts
1923 mystery. A young barrister catching the last train home shares his compartment with two strangers having an unusual conversation. THen one of them drops dead, and the other runs away…| RogerBW's Blog
I knew of Nina Bawden because I read Carrie’s War in university — I think for the children’s literature class I took? I hadn’t expected to see a book by her from […]| Nicky @ The Bibliophibian
At 12:12 AM on August 12, Times Square lit up with something new: a bright-orange-and-mint billboard featuring a Spotify code. Within minutes, fans were scanning, sharing, and listening. To lead into the announcement of Taylor’s new album, The Life of a Showgirl, Spotify launched a worldwide activation across 12 locations. Each one featured the same... The post Spotify and Taylor Swift Connect Fans Worldwide with a Global Billboard Campaign and Exclusive Playlist appeared first on Spotify.| Spotify
Hi friends, happy Friday! I hope you’re all doing well. I’m back again with another book in my Stephen King project, Misery.| Meghan's Whimsical Explorations & Reviews
Setting is a story element that must do double duty in any genre: it’s your backdrop, so it shouldn’t take over and become the story, but it should be chosen deliberately and used to both enrich and amplify your scenes. It should blend in and be influential. But this is especially true in mystery novels […] The post Colonel Mustard in the Ballroom: How Setting Shapes Mystery appeared first on WRITERS HELPING WRITERS®.| WRITERS HELPING WRITERS®
Half Magic (Tales of Magic #1) by Edward Eager illustrated & cover art by N.M. Bodecker This edition published by Harcourt Children’s Books in 2020 (originally published in 1954)Genre: ch…| BookWyrm Knits
Information Goodreads: Busman’s HoneymoonSeries: Lord Peter Wimsey #13Age Category: AdultSource: LibraryPublished: 1937 Summary Lord Peter Wimsey and Harriet Vane marry at last! But their honeymoon goes awry when they have to solve a local murder. Review Busman’s Honeymoon is a love letter to fans. Anyone who has enjoyed watching the progress of Peter and Harriet’s relationship will … Continue reading Busman’s Honeymoon by Dorothy L. Sayers| Pages Unbound | Book Reviews & Discussions
What started as a fleeting idea on a Maine beach in 1984 has blossomed into a four-book mystery series that chronicles both crime and cultural change in San Diego.| Times of San Diego
Dead Bolt (Haunted Home Renovation #2) by Juliet Blackwell cover art by Brandon Dorman (I think) Published by Berkley Books in 2011Genre: adult cozy mystery Tropes: ghosts ◊ murder mystery ◊ histor…| BookWyrm Knits
Eady & Mast Propose Treatment for Israeli/Palestinian Tribalism by Lynne Stevens “We Repair Army Jeeps,” claims the sign outside a modest garage in a small Israeli town. But inside bigger questions roll out. Do they repair injured hearts, too? Inside, we meet Him (cautious Nick Musleh) and Her (probing Elissa Beth Stebbins). They are... Read More Read More| Theatrius
Free epub ebook download of the Standard Ebooks edition of The Box Office Murders: The discovery of a drowned woman sets the police on the trail of a mysterious scam involving cinema cashiers.| standardebooks.org
There is one murder mystery subgenre that I will never tire of, and that’s the closed-circle mystery. If I could wave a magic wand, every single mystery novel would be set on a remote island, an isolated mountain top, or feature a group of people cut off from the world by a bizarre weather event.Continue reading "If You Loved “And Then There Were None”, Try These Modern Closed-Circle Mysteries" The post If You Loved “And Then There Were None”, Try These Modern Closed-Circle Mysterie...| A Home Is Announced
When you’re pitching a speculative fiction story to an agent or publisher, do their eyessometimes roll back in their heads, and you hear them murmur, “What exactly does thatmean?” The term “speculative fiction” says very little about the actual story. And if youtry to narrow it to “fantasy” or “sci-fi,” ... Read more| Speculative Fiction Writers Association
If you love books packed with secrets, sass, and sisterhood (with a side of drama, of course), you’re in the right place. Get ready to dive into twisty mysteries to... READ MORE| Kensington Books Publishing
In a world of dragons, magic, and mysterious quests, sometimes the greatest treasure is the people you meet along the way. Found family stories in cozy fantasy remind us that... READ MORE| Kensington Books Publishing
Midway through The Vacation, I was intrigued enough by the characters and situation to be tempted to use AI to determine answers about the twists to come. Alas, the audiobook is new enough that ans…| Nashville Book Worm
A list of new releases in the cozy mystery genre, including title, book series, and author information. Listed by release date.| book frolic
This exercise is best suited to those with an interest in the archaeology of Spanish Florida, stakeholders at archaeological sites, or using role-playing games for archaeological education. Users should know how to use the internet for research and interacting with digital documents like PDFs, but previous experience with archaeology and role-play is not required. This […] The post A Glorious Mystery: Rosaries and Robbery appeared first on The Alexandria Archive Institute.| The Alexandria Archive Institute
This was on my TBR for a very long time, and I couldn’t figure out how it got there till I brought up the fact I was reading it at book club and one of my friends mentioned that it was her recommendation. So, thank you! I really enjoyed this (though everyone is unlikeable). Penance… Read More Book Review: Penance by Eliza Clark The post Book Review: Penance by Eliza Clark appeared first on Eustea Reads.| Eustea Reads
Only by recognizing the divine mystery that predicates existence in the world can one reclaim his individuality. Only then will he be capable of searching for meaning generated outside the human intellect. Humans can never be gods, but they need God to live meaningful lives. (essay by John Gist)| The Imaginative Conservative
I (finally) review my 2023 Game of the Year!| Adventure Rules
Hello friends, happy Wednesday! I hope you’re well! Today I’m posting my review of the third novel in the Stillhouse Lake series, Wolfhunter River by: Rachel Caine. You can read my review of book one: Stillhouse LakeYou can read my review of book two: Killman Creek Wolfhunter River by: Rachel Caine: Gwen believes her life… Continue reading Review: Wolfhunter River| Meghan's Whimsical Explorations & Reviews
Looking for inspiration to write a suspenseful, heart-pounding story? These captivating suspense story ideas will keep your readers guessing and your imagination running wild.| JournalBuddies.com
Free epub ebook download of the Standard Ebooks edition of Simon: A small town is plunged into confused gossip when the esteemed client of a Scottish lawyer is murdered.| standardebooks.org
Ellery Queen has stepped back from detective work due to his recent traumatic investigations in Wrightsville – Calamity Town, The Murderer Is A Fox and Ten Days’ Wonder – until it takes about one m…| In Search of the Classic Mystery Novel
Aren't you dying to know how these 8 writers build suspense? A look under the hood of "How to Build Suspence in Fiction."| The Writer
"Primarily a mystery, but it turned out to be so much more ..."| Writers Review
I loved Sally Smith’s first Gabriel Ward book, so I was very eager to dig into A Case of Life and Limb. I enjoyed it just as much, though the wintery vibes are a bit at odds with the weather,…| Nicky @ The Bibliophibian
Cozy mystery new releases for July! I know, I’m SUPER late to share new releases for July and I thought about not doing this at all this month since I’m …| book frolic
Step into the world of mystery, memory, and meaning with author Saul Golubcow. In this compelling interview, Golubcow discusses his gripping works, The Cost of Living and Who Killed the Rabbi’s Wife?—this collection of three novellas and a novel feature Frank Wolf, a Holocaust survivor turned private investigator. Once a philosophy professor, Frank now solves crimes within the Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods of 1970s New York City. Joined by his inquisitive grandson Joel and later his sh...| jewishlibraries.org
I’m delighted to be part of the blog tour, organised by Lynsey Adams of Reading Between the Lines, for An Imposter in Shetland, a mystery by Marsali Taylor.| Miriam Drori, Author
ONE OF US IS DEAD (2024) ***| STEVE ALDOUS, Writer
1994 mystery. Sheila Malory regularly visits some of the residents at the local nursing home, and one of them has a daughter who's rather too keen on getting a power of attorney. Then the mother disappears…| RogerBW's Blog
Liz goes on a ten day cruise with divorced dad, a cute Catholic boy, and a mystery to solve.| A Catholic Girl Reads
The Masque of the Red Death is a 1989 horror film about a female photographer who sneaks into a party at a Bavarian castle. Free online| MOVIES & MANIA
At Develop:Brighton last week, Remedy's Sam Lake reflected on three decades of game development, sharing the inner work…| GamesIndustry.biz
Hey, Mythcreants, do you have any thoughts about mystery box stories? What to watch out for and how to make them as successful as possible? Anonymous Hey Anon, I discuss mystery boxes and what the problems are here: The Promise and Peril of Using Curiosity in Stories The base problem is that it’s simply too […]| Mythcreants
Right, June is over and done with. A big shout out to Cotswold Falconry Centre and their Owl Experience for an amazing birthday treat for my much better half and a bit of a boo to the hotel who’s “…| In Search of the Classic Mystery Novel
Living on the moors, the Woodrows are a strange family. The paterfamilias feels a great wrong was done to him by the world when his father was hanged for being a traitor during WWI. With his wife, he tries to prove his father’s innocence but when all their efforts come to naught, he withdraws from … Continue reading Mass Murder: The Survivors by Anne Edwards (1968)→| a hot cup of pleasure
“Thinke upon me as long as it is pleasant and convenient to you to doe so, and afterwards forget me…” Lawyer William Hunt is enjoying his evening when he gets a call from Celia St…| a hot cup of pleasure
I did it! I read all four of these season-themed Christie collections in four consecutive seasons!| The Edge of the Precipice
Blurb: Problematic beauty products Transformational tea pots And wigs of unusual size It’s the Annual Unusual Circus Conference, and Duncan and the rest of Zin’s troupe are in attendance. On the outskirts, of course, because Zin says it’s cheaper that way. Duncan – dragon detective and omelet aficionado – is thrilled to be there, not only because it’s his first time attending the overly commercial event but also because he’s getting a chance to spend time with the lovely Viola...| Jonathan Pongratz
Ein Mord ist geschehen – und ihr sollt herausfinden, wer ihn begangen hat. Das einzige Problem: Eine*r von euch ist der*die Täter*in und alle haben, wie der Titel andeutet, Etwas zu verbergen. Ein spielleitungsloses Erzählspiel für Fans von Tatort, True Crime und menschlichen Abgründen aller Art.| Teilzeithelden
2012 police procedural mystery, tartan noir, eighth in the Logan McRae series. A man turns up burned to death, gangland style; someone's beating up Asian drug dealers; oh, and two teenage lovers haven't been seen for a few days. Logan McRae will, ultimately, solve all of these cases…| RogerBW's Blog
I met Sherlock Holmes in the seventh-grade reading lab. Half of our dual classroom set-up with inhabited by books in various modes of storage – book racks, and shelves. I believe the Watermill copy of The Hound of the Baskervilles … Continue reading →| Nashville Book Worm
THE HUMBLE recorders of the scene all too often pass unsung and even unrecognised. One whose skill is today becoming more appreciated is James Malton,| beerfoodtravel.blogspot.com
Here are the great books I read in June that were four stars and higher. Click on the book titles for the Amazon link. Poetic Justice: A Rascal Todd Mystery Featuring Brody Thompson (Book 2 of 2: Rascal Todd Mystery) by Dan Antion (Author), Willow Willers (Author) Best-selling mystery author Brody Thompson is asked to help solve a real-life … Continue reading "July Book Reviews! #willowwillers #danantion #PTLPerrin #DawnPisturino #bookreviews #whattoread #writingcommunity"| Author D.L. Finn
Welcome, readers, to my third review of my #20BooksofSummer2025 reading challenge. Check out my first three reviews: Death of an Airman by St. John Sprigg, The Studio Crime by Ianthe Jerrold, and Impact of Evidence by Carol Carnac if you missed them. You can read more about the 20 books I picked in my introductory […]| Golden Age of Detective Fiction
Hi friends, happy Wednesday! I hope you’re all doing well. Today I’m posting my review of the second novel in the Stillhouse Lake series, Killman Creek by: Rachel Caine.| Meghan's Whimsical Explorations & Reviews
Free epub ebook download of the Standard Ebooks edition of The Room in the Dragon Volant: After an Englishman traveling in France meets a mysterious woman, he becomes embroiled in a dangerous intrigue.| standardebooks.org
We Solve Murders is a hilarious romp through the worlds of money smuggling, Internet influencers, hired hitmen, and rogue security agencies. Author Richard Osman, who also wrote The Thursday Murder…| Book Thoughts from Bed
And just like that it’s time to wrap up #ReadingtheMeow2025 as a week for of cat-filled and enjoyable reading comes to a close. Many thanks to everyone who joined in, with many contributing multiple reviews to bring a real range to this year’s reviews. We had a wonderful range of genres from memoirs to cozy…| Literary Potpourri
Florence, 1498, and the city gathered to see the execution of Girolamo Savonarola, the once de-facto ruler of the city, burned to death on a funeral pyre. Florence, 1538, and the city is suffering …| In Search of the Classic Mystery Novel
Yeah. Definitely a new comfort-read series.| The Edge of the Precipice
Friends, I think I have a new comfort author.| The Edge of the Precipice
Beloved friends, today is the day! It is a bittersweet joy to announce the release of Sparrow: A Book of Life and Death and Life. I am so pleased to say that in celebration of this day, I sat down …| The Painted Prayerbook
Overview. This is book 9 in the Camilla Randall series, although it can be read as a standalone. The story keeps you guessing until the final reveal. It would make a great beach read. Blurb When Camilla Randall allows a neighboring business to hold a “Moth Hour” storytelling event in the courtyard of her beachy … Continue reading Who Killed the Storyteller? A Mystery Unfolds. Book Review.→| Dragons Rule OK. V.M.Sang (author)
Everyone on This Train Is a Suspect by Benjamin StevensonMy rating: 4 of 5 starsI’d advise anyone not trying to die to not hang around Ernest Cunningham; he has now penned two true crime nonfiction…| books are life
Free epub ebook download of the Standard Ebooks edition of The Crimson Circle: A police inspector and an unusual private detective investigate a devious blackmail plot.| standardebooks.org
Free epub ebook download of the Standard Ebooks edition of The Rasp: A retired colonel investigates the elaborate murder of a cabinet minister.| standardebooks.org
Title: Not Quite Dead Yet Author: Holly Jackson Publisher: Bantam Publication date: July 22, 2025 Amazon | Barnes and Noble | Bookshop | Goodreads | StoryGraph Summary Jet Mason always thought she had more time. As the daughter of a wealthy family in Vermont, she kept putting off starting her life. However, one Halloween night,Read More The post Review: Not Quite Dead Yet appeared first on Between the Shelves.| Between the Shelves
#theclassicsclub The Classics Club 2024-2029 MY FULL CLASSICS CLUB 5th LIST IS HERE The Classics Spin #41 Twitter hashtag: #ccspin I was away and off the grid when Classics spin #41 was announced, …| Words And Peace
Written in Stone is Book 10 in the Scottish Bookshop mystery series by Paige Shelton set in Edinburgh, Scotland| book frolic
One of the most delightfully odd tales in the Sherlock Holmes canon, “The Red-Headed League” showcases Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s talent for mixing humor, eccentricity, and classic detective work into a perfectly crafted short story. “The Red-Headed League” was first published in The Strand in 1891. The Plot Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s short story The […]| Golden Age of Detective Fiction
Introduction The Adventure of the Gloria Scott” is one of the earliest tales in the Sherlock Holmes canon—not in terms of publication, but in the life of Holmes himself. It holds a unique position as a kind of origin story, revealing the moment when a young, university-aged Sherlock first flexed his deductive muscles. Told as […]| Golden Age of Detective Fiction
So, it’s June 1st – my 23rd wedding anniversary in fact, twenty-three years married to the best person in the world. Sorry to all of you reading this, but she is – sorry to disappoint you all who h…| In Search of the Classic Mystery Novel
I'm so glad that some reader friends of mine picked one of the short stories in this collection to include in the #DickensDecember buddy read event on Bookstagram last winter. These stories are so delightful! I can see why Brooke was a big hit back in the 1890s, even considered a female Sherlock Holmes. She's bright, knowledgeable, clever, and not sniffing around for a husband. That probably made her seem kind of unusual (and maybe unladylike) in her day, though now we're pretty used ...| The Edge of the Precipice
Oh my. This was very creepy. So creepy, I almost quit reading it about halfway through because I was afraid it was going to give me nightmares. But I decided to read a couple more chapters, and then eerie and creepy things started getting real-life explanations, and I went ahead and finished the book. It turns out that all the ghostly and creepy things were totally explainable and due to secret human activity, and there were no hauntings. There definitely were horrible murders in th...| The Edge of the Precipice
This is sad and melancholy and was hard to read. I'm glad I randomly read it because I wanted to finish off a hardcover anthology and not because I was reading all the Poirot stories in order, because if I was reading them in order and got to this as the very last one, I would now be very depressed. Instead, I have plenty of jolly Poirot mysteries to enjoy in the future still.| The Edge of the Precipice
Min Kahng Exposes Senior High Jinx in Raucous Comedy by Mary Lou Herlihy --first published on March 13, 2025, for the TheatreWorks co-production. There may be changes of performers in the Center REP show. A horny grandma and her self-obsessed granddaughter light up the stage with comedic timing and musical gifts. In grandma’s bedroom at the Happy Pleasant Valley Senior Apartments, men are dropping faster than red herrings and sex toys. When we meet frisky June (fabulous Emily Kuroda), she...| theatrius.com
John Fisher's Solo Masterpiece Exposes Perils of Gay Life by Barry David Horwitz Good News! John Fisher has written, designed, and performed one of his great Essential Service Projects, and extended his show to The Marsh, San Francisco. Don't miss Fisher, Artistic Director of Theatre Rhino, at his best. Fisher is climbing the rafters, peddling his bike, and tracking down the mystery killer who was picking up and murdering young gay men in the 70s. I was blown away by Fisher’s fury, his quiz...| theatrius.com
Author: Laura Dave Before Owen Michaels disappears he smuggles a note to his beloved wife of one year: Protect her. Despite her confusion and fear, Hannah Hall knows to whom the note refers—Owen’s sixteen-year-old daughter, Bailey, who lost her mother tragically as a child and wants nothing to do with her new stepmother. As Hannah’s… Continue reading ~ Book Review: The Last Thing He Told Me ~|
Author: Catherine Bakewell Clara’s magic has always been wild. But it’s never been dangerous. Then a simple touch causes poisonous flowers to bloom in her father’s chest. The only way to heal him is to cast an extremely difficult spell that requires perfect control. And the only person willing to help is her former best… Continue reading ~ Book Review: Flowerheart ~|
Author: Margarita Montimore Ivy Gordon is living a borrowed life on borrowed time. For the past eighteen years, she has been the most famous star at the Dollhouse Academy, the ultra-secretive, elite boarding school and talent incubator that every aspiring performer dreams of attending. But now, at age thirty-four, she is tired of pretending everything… Continue reading ~ Book Review: The Dollhouse Academy ~|
SCBWI members’ publishing news is something to celebrate here at Kite Tales! Check out whose book is coming to a platform near you or around the world. Horn-tooting and digital high fives welcome…| Kite Tales
Information Goodreads: Death at the LighthouseSeries: Montgomery Bonbon #2Age Category: Middle GradeSource: LibraryPublished: 2023 Summary Ten-year-old Bonnie Montgomery has a secret. She…| Pages Unbound | Book Reviews & Discussions
Cozy mystery new releases for June! I know, I know – I missed doing this feature for April and May. Unfortunately, my life has been quite busy lately – I’m … The post Coming soon! Cozy Mystery new releases for June 2025 appeared first on book frolic.| book frolic
