Tag Archives: mysteries

Test your Dead Messages knowledge with this quiz

Poison Contact comes out next week, and I can’t wait for you to read it! 😀 But the first book in the Texts From Beyond cozy mystery series came out way back in January, so it’s not surprising if your memory of the plot is a little fuzzy. Time to fix that! Take this shortContinue reading “Test your Dead Messages knowledge with this quiz”

Read the first chapter of Poison Contact

Poison Contact, the sequel to Dead Messages, is coming out later next month! To whet your appetite, here’s a sneak peek at the first chapter. Chapter 1: These cookies are x-rated Sydney Farina placed a fondant mermaid tail on top of the last blueberry cupcake and stepped back to survey her work. Six perfect cupcakesContinue reading “Read the first chapter of Poison Contact”

Cozy Reads for Rainy Days

Looking for a new cozy mystery to read while you wait for the sequel to Dead Messages? Check out Cozy Reads for Rainy Days, an online book fair full of cozy mystery novels that may be new to you. Here are just a few of the over one hundred books in the fair: Click theContinue reading “Cozy Reads for Rainy Days”

Any Paranormal Cozy Mystery Fans Out There?

I’m going to be releasing two new series next year. (Two!) One is The Shadow Journals, an urban fantasy series I’ve already mentioned a few times on the blog. The second is Texts From Beyond, a paranormal cozy mystery about a woman who gets text messages from dead people. The first book was originally releasedContinue reading “Any Paranormal Cozy Mystery Fans Out There?”

The Netflix Book Tag

I came across The Netflix Book Tag on Blair Leftly’s Feed the Crime, which is a great book review blog for those of you who like mysteries, thrillers, and crime fiction. The tag was created by A Darker Shade of Whitney, and it just seems like a good chance to talk about books, so I’mContinue reading “The Netflix Book Tag”

Turn Back the Pages: Chew

Turn Back the Pages is a biweekly feature where I spotlight a comic that is not fresh and new. It may have come out a few months ago or even a few years ago. Maybe it was hyped and popular, or maybe it was an underappreciated gem. Whatever the case, it’ll be a great comicContinue reading “Turn Back the Pages: Chew”