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In recent years, numerous books have shared with us the incredible work, sacrifice, and bravery of women working throughout WWII, as many of those files have been declassified. A W...
The day my editor asked me to write a Women’s Fiction series I immediately said, Yes! Followed by, what’s Women’s Fiction? Isn’t all fiction Women’s Fiction? I mean, I read everyth...
Cozy mystery amateur sleuths always seem to stumble into solving murders with surprising results. Their day jobs may seem like ordinary professions on the surface, but once a myste...
I chose these female characters for their agency. No man pushes them around. No man hems them in with their expectation of feminine behavior. And I noticed these five stories are a...
Crime stories continue to be very popular on TV, and there are many female detectives who have left their mark on the genre. These are the 10 best.
Mysteries are never top of my mind for reading because they are so formulaic. But I often succumb to their ease of reading as a bit of popcorn for the mind. Fortunately, they are o...
About the Book:When sisters Jennifer and Lizzie Christie inherit their aunt’s dilapidated B&B, in the beautiful Lake District village of Lupton Water, the only thing they have...
A quiet afternoon with old family scrapbooks leads Serena and her mother back to Margaret Delaney and a mysterious story about a lakeside walk, an approaching storm, and a letter p...
As the days grow shorter and the nights (finally!) start to feel cooler, there’s no better time to settle in with a mystery that keeps you turning pages all night long. And here at...
A Swedish crime novel that’s not Nordic noir? There aren’t many and Katarina Bivald’s The Woman Who Wouldn’t Die Quietly proves that Golden Age-style mysteries can work just as wel...
Life is finally coming together for Grace Anderson, who left her parents thousands of miles away in Florida to launch herself in Philadelphia. And launch she has, almost immediatel...
The Widows are back in this thrilling third installment of the Young Rich Widows series! This time, a Providence bank robbery-turned-kidnapping creates chaos, as rescuing one of th...
Charlotte is enjoying a holiday in Devon with Mrs. Watson, Lord Ingram, and a group of family and friends when Mrs. Watson’s estranged sister, Justina Carstairs, the lady of a fami...
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This post first appears on RissiWrites.com and is © RissiWrites.com and RissiJC Series three review of the charming cozy mystery The Marlow Murder Club. Samantha Bond and cast retu...
As a reader of mystery and romance, I find myself pulled to both genres for the same reason—comfort. In mysteries, there may be tragedy, mistakes, and suspense. But I know by the e...
About the Book:Months after the shocking murders at Marigold Cottages, eccentric landlady Mrs. B finds the peace and quiet a little too peaceful. That’s why she invites her young f...
It is now common to see young women depicted on screen and in books fighting skillfully and killing people—often much bigger men. That’s a welcome break from past depictions of the...
Delve Into the Natalie North Murder Mystery Book Series! The order written is A Passion for Prying, Murder Can Be Messy, Deadly Decisions and Running Stop Signs. Each book can…
Evelyn Galloway has moved to California, leaving her life and her former love, Alex Trayer, behind in New York, and is now sharing an apartment with dancer Mary Truman. Evelyn was...
My mother started lying to me when I was about ten. It all started at Thanksgiving. Mom would make two turkeys, because there were always a lot of family and friends. And in one t...
Three 1970s TV detectives return in books about clever mysteries, iconic characters and solving crimes without tech
At a time when men were still headlining virtually every action series, one '60s detective set a new standard for female protagonists on television.
There’s something special about curling up on your couch with a good book in the fall. And one of the best genres to dive into is historical mystery. Thankfully, there are many new...
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