BOOK REVIEW – Antiques and Adversity in the Azores: A Travel Cozy Murder Mystery with a Female Amateur Sleuth’s Fresh Start (A Treasured Journey Mystery Book 1)

by by Victoria Tait (Author)   Victoria Tait’s new travel cozy mystery series is set first in the Azores, an island group that is a part of Portugal, only about 1,000 miles away in the Atlantic Ocean. Here Tait has sent Georgiana Carey, a secondary character from some of her Dottie Sayers mysteries. She was known as George…

BOOK REVIEW – Hot Chocolate and A Festive Fatality: A Cozy Murder Mystery with a Female Sleuth (A Waterwheel Cafe Mystery Book 6)

by Victoria Tait (Author)  The Cotswolds, a picturesque cafe decorated for Christmas and wafting holiday aromas, friends and lovers, and a female police officer with a twisty tragic murder to solve…or maybe two. What more could you ask from a Cozy Festive Mystery? There is a lot of change brewing in book six. Police Sergeant Keya has…

BOOK REVIEW – Yuletide Market Murder: A British Cozy Murder Mystery with a Female Amateur Sleuth (A Dotty Sayers Antique Mystery Book 11)

by by Victoria Tait (Author)   And so, the life and mysteries of Victoria Tait’s antique-specialist heroine, Dotty Sayers, continue in this merry holiday book, YULETIDE MARKET MURDER. Set in Leicestershire at a castle being refurbished into a boutique hotel, Dotty works her magic by buying just the perfect piece of furniture, decoration, or art for the project…

BOOK REVIEW – Mint Tea and A Midsummer Murder: A British Cozy Murder Mystery with A Female Sleuth (A Waterwheel Cafe Mystery Book 5)

by Victoria Tait (Author)  I totally enjoy reading Victoria Tait’s Waterwheel Cafe mysteries with police officer Keya Varma and her cop and cafe friends. And, I have to say, her new MINT TEA AND A MIDSUMMER MURDER is one of the best.  Familiar characters and settings, plus a twisty murder mystery to solve, are what I expect…

BOOK REVIEW – Mrs. Pollifax on Safari

By Dorothy Gilman (Author), Barbara Rosenblat (Narrator), Recorded Books (Publisher) An Audiobook Review   Mrs. Pollifax on Safari is a totally fun, cozy mystery. It’s true, Mrs. Pollifax is a woman of a certain age, but a livelier character you couldn’t find. In this book she leaves her geraniums and volunteer hospital work to find an assassin in the dark…

BOOK REVIEW – The Snows of Weston Moor: A 1920s Christmas Mystery (Lord Edgington Investigates, Book 8)

Benedict Brown (Author), George Blagden (Narrator), Heathdene Books (Publisher) An Audiobook Review I love Benedict Brown‘s Lord Edgington Investigates books, and have read (listened to) all of them to date.  They are whodunnits, investigated by the 75-year-old, eccentric Marques of Edgington and his 18-year-old grandson. So fun! THE SNOWS OF WESTON MOOR (book 8) didn’t disappoint. There is an Agatha Christie-like…