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Wow, I haven't done a new release announcement since early December. January and February have seen some wonderful releases you shouldn't miss hearing about.
For starters, they include these:
Colorado Crimes by Lisa Harris
Chef Pricilla Crumb’s guest list has just turned into a suspect list. . .for murder. Stocked with a spiritual message and a sprinkle
of romance, these fun mysteries highlight Pricilla’s escapades as the unconventional busybody
follows one lead after another, stirring in heaping doses of laughter and suspense along the way.
Mainely Mysteries by Susan Page Davis and Megan Elaine Davis
Romance and intrigue abound at Blue Heron Lake when journalist Emily Gray returns to the lakeside town of Baxter, Maine, to prepare her family’s island cottage for 
sale. She soon finds herself reporting on, and trying to solve, a trio of murders in the deceptively quiet little town.
Rodeo Hearts by Joyce Livingston
sale. She soon finds herself reporting on, and trying to solve, a trio of murders in the deceptively quiet little town.Rodeo Hearts by Joyce Livingston
Saddle up for a rodeo of romance when three modern, big-city women meet their matches in men more comfortable wearing boots, spurs, and guns.
Salt Lake Dreams by Paige Winship Dooly
Three women, pioneers in their chosen professions, find that life in nineteenth-century Utah is filled with romance and fraught with intrig
ue and mystery.
2 comments:
I LOVE Lisa's stories about Pricilla Crumb. They are hilarioius, touching and ... mysterious! Thanks for featuring Megan's and my book, too. We love having all three mysteries out in one volume. The other two collections look very interesting, and penned by two terrific authors. Thanks for offering some new mid-winter reading I can get now.
The stories in Colorado Crimes were so much fun to write. Thanks for sharing it on the blog. I also enjoyed critiquing Susan and Megan's series, so you can't go wrong there either if you love a great mystery!
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