Search fresh public links, source activity, and post angles for Amateur Sleuths.
Fresh curated links around amateur sleuths are collected here so marketers can spot useful updates and turn timely ideas into posts faster.
Recent items include:
Recent curated links from global sources. Generate one free draft from any story, then use SocialBu to schedule and refine your content calendar.
The following are Uzma Jalaluddin’s recommendations for series and novels featuring memorable amateur sleuths. * Miss Marple Agatha Christie, Miss Marple series I’ll be honest—as...
Growing up, my favorite comedies were ones starring women who, despite their professional success, seemed constantly on the brink of disaster, one catastrophe away from complete de...
Meg Gates feels like she’s finally becoming a part of the Bainbridge Island community again, since returning home from Seattle after the disastrous end of her engagement. Now she h...
The idea of the “cozy” mystery—stories that feature quaint settings, quirky characters, a bit of warmth, and most importantly the feeling that you’re in safe hands as a reader (tha...
What are the odds that Pomona Afton, heiress and tabloid royalty, would find herself embroiled in a second murder mystery? Apparently, very high! A year after discovering her grand...
A dedicated group of jigsaw puzzle enthusiasts must put their problem-solving skills to the test when one of their own is murdered, for fans of Kate Young and Richard Osman.
Cats and Cozies go paw in hand. Claudia H. Long said, “Cats and Cozies are a natural fit, even if the cat is not a literal cat, but rather a dog, a goat, or even a nun who sells ca...
The story kicks off with Heidi MacDonald being interviewed by the Chief of Staff for the position of Research and Communications Officer with the province’s Official Opposition.
What’s your favorite murder mystery? It can be a story, novel, movie or TV episode, even a game or a real-life mystery.
I sure hope nobody's come up with this before... You are a detective now (how wonderful). Your first case is a murder case because, well, whoever hired you didn't know what they w...
From 221B Baker Street in central London to a cliffside waterfall in the Swiss Alps, generations of armchair detectives are celebrating International Sherlock Holmes Day.
Welcome to Cozy Wednesday! I am happy to share my thoughts today about Confessions of an Amateur Sleuth (A Bainbridge Island Mystery) by Lynn Cahoon Confessions of an Amateur Sleut...
A serial killer's victim is brought back in a speculative crime novel, a young Wiccan brings back some murdered girls, and more.
April's new mysteries and thrillers include contract and vigilante killers, neo-noir stories, amateur sleuths in foodie mysteries, and more.
Sometimes what you really need is a team of clever kids (or young adults, I guess) to solve a crime—so today's stack features a couple different Scooby Gangs figuring out thefts, m...
These days everyone is an expert. With all the television dramas built around police procedurals, the plethora of crime fiction novels, and the explosion of interest in true crime,...
Cozy mysteries got me through cancer. Maybe medical intervention did most of the work, but I spent over a year exhausted, foggy, and barely functioning. I’d lie on the couch devour...
Looking for some outrageous stories centered around animals? Check out these bonkers mysteries like THE SHEEP DETECTIVES.
Children are detectives of the family home. Honest, age-appropriate stories can help them read fear, silence, and secrecy.
JONESBORO — A local woman reported the theft of some jewelry from her home northwest of Jonesboro Thursday.
As Mila the magician—aka Mila MacAllister, who lives in the friendly New England town of Corvin’s Crossing—nervously awaits her chance to impress the patrons of Mugsy’s Club, her b...
As opposed to thrillers, in which spies and rogue agents routinely travel the world, dashing from Venice to Hong Kong to Rio, most mysteries take place in a single location: a smal...
What Judy’s book club doesn’t know about murder mysteries isn’t worth writing about. Nothing beats cracking a fictional case over some wine and salt and vinegar crisps. But can the...
Last night I took a photo of my television screen—because maybe, just maybe, the guy on Wheel of Fortune could be a model for a new character I’m envisioning in my next novel, a fo...
Use SocialBu to discover ideas, generate post drafts, and schedule them across your social channels.