Tarbet, a serene village nestled in Scotland’s Highlands, is the setting for The Witch Club, the first book in the Scottish Mysteries series by Felicity Green. Dessie McKendrick, a local B&B owner, has spent the last decade trying to find her husband, who went missing...

Elisabeth Link’s The Claim is a gripping medical mystery set in the year 2033 that seamlessly blends elements of suspense, intrigue, and futuristic technology. The novel centers on the kidnapping of Dr. Frida Ending, a medical insurance agent, who is forcibly taken in a silver...

The Hollywood Backlash Moon by Carolyn Summer Quinn revolves around Katie, an orphan raised by her uncle Trent and his wife Floriana in California. Katie forms a close bond with her cousin Clover, whose acting aspirations incite jealousy in Floriana. Hostility erupts when Clover lands...

In The Mousetrap Murders by Abraham Lopez, the story unfolds with Julian Gutierrez waking up disoriented in his car, struggling to recall how he got there. With his memory hazy and his body sore, Julian finds himself in a perplexing situation with no clear explanation....

The Blue Prussian is a sleuth mystery thriller by Eve Penrose. Blake O'Brien is a highly successful executive working for a green energy company. Recently divorced from her toxic ex-husband, Milton Oxley, Blake's life turns upside down when she discovers that she has been slowly...

With all the charm of a small coastal town, Seaside Cove is back in focus in the eighth installment of the Seaside Cove Bed & Breakfast Mystery series. The Secret Ingredient to Murder by Terry Ambrose brings another murder mystery for ex-reporter and B&B owner...

It’s been four years since I discovered the excellent writing of Yvonne Eve Walus when I read her book, Serial Wives. Though not her first novel, it was her first mystery murder featuring New Zealand policewoman, Zero Zimmerman. I loved both the story and the...

In They Needed Killing by Bill Fitts, the sixth book in a series, James F. Crawford, a private detective in the university town of Shelbyville, Alabama, found a body in the river. Crawford recognized Trina Dawson and remembered that he met her at a party...

The Moonshine Murders: The Jailer's Daughter Mysteries is a work of fiction penned by author Joy York in the mystery, suspense, and adventure genres. The story follows Christi, a reserved teenager, and her adventurous cousin Lily in 1970s Mississippi. When Christi's uncle, a deputy sheriff,...

In The Not Quite Enlightened Sleuth, a murder mystery by Verlin Darrow, Ivy Lutz left her life as a Buddhist nun in Sri Lanka and returned home when her mother had a stroke. Ivy struggled to apply her Buddhist principles in her new life and...