Category: Backlist
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The Third Girl: Fleeing to France in this Modern Cozy
Molly Sutton, 38, returns to France after her marriage ends and settles into a large village, where she discovers a love of almond croissants — and a gift for solving murders. First published in 2015, there are now 11 books in the series.
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Dead and Gondola: A Cozy with Touches of Christie
In this smart traditional cozy, the bookshop-owning Christie sisters must call on all the knowledge they’ve culled from mysteries to figure out who killed the stranger riding alone in the gondola in front of them. A wintry mountain setting adds to the fun.
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Tuesday Mooney Talks to Ghosts: Enjoy a Spooky Adventure
October in New England. A cape-wearing Edgar Allen Poe fanatic. A sleuth in black. A citywide treasure hunt. There’s lots to love in this rich, layered and sharply funny story that’s also about learning to trust and finding your people.
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Gaudy Night: A Classic Sleuth Remains Relevant Today
Gaudy Night, a classic of mystery’s Golden Age, stands the test of time. It’s a great fall read, with its academic setting and spooky doings, and sleuth Harriet Vane feels real and relatable nearly 100 years after Dorothy L. Sayers created her.
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