Antiques Roadshow meets Agatha Christie! Discover your next favourite cozy mystery series, featuring a funny, feisty antique dealer turned amateur sleuth who lives in the cosiest corner of Kent.Meet novice antique dealer Lina Townend: warm, independent and blessed with an uncanny nose for a bargain . . . and a talent for sniffing out trouble!Lina is finding her feet in the antiques trade, working alongside her eccentric mentor Griff. Attending a bustling local fair, Lina makes a thrilling discovery: a single page from a rare medieval manuscript.Not only is the missing book priceless, but it could hold the key to a mystery Lina’s spent her whole life trying to solve — the identity of her father. If she can find it.But Lina’s hunt quickly turns dangerous. A string of break-ins suggests she’s not the only one after the treasure. Is a jealous rival dealer trying to steal her prize, or is something far more sinister at play?Lina must summon every ounce of her courage if she’s to track down the missing manuscript, protect frail, kind-hearted Griff — and solve the riddle of who she really is.This delightful traditional mystery series is perfect for fans of Faith Martin, Lovejoy, Clare Chase, M.C. Beaton, Simon Brett, Margaret Yorke and The Thursday Murder Club — and anyone who enjoys a good rummage in an antique shop!Please note, this book was previously published as Drawing the Line, and has been lightly edited for language.READERS LOVE THE MYSTERY OF THE MISSING BOOK:‘Thoroughly sharp, modern, witty, and literate.’ Margaret Yorke‘In Cutler . . . we are undoubtedly dealing with the crème de la crème.’ The Times????? ‘Really enjoyed the drive through the English countryside with quirky antiques dealers. Found the antiques trade fascinating and the storyline engrossing.’ Susan????? ‘Delightfully engaging characters and an excellent plot line. Has overtones of a modern Dorothy Sayers.’ Sandra????? ‘I highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys mysteries, interesting stories and great characters. I'd love to read further adventures of Lina and Griff.’ savvyshoppers????? ‘Really engaging plot, believable characters and a satisfying ending. Some good twists too.’ Kindle Customer????? ‘Well written, good characters and plots. I discovered Judith Cutler late last year and have been hooked on all her books and characters since.’ DerekMEET LINA TOWNENDLina Townend is not your average antique dealer. Warm, clever, and endlessly curious, she has an uncanny ‘divvy’s nose’ for spotting treasures among the bric-a-brac, and a knack for sniffing out trouble where others see only clutter. Living and working alongside her eccentric mentor, Griff Tripp, Lina spends her days at bustling village fairs, in her cosy shop, and trawling auctions for hidden gems. Lina grew up in the care system, and beneath her confident exterior she’s still piecing together the puzzle of her own past — a search that makes every rare find feel just a little more personal.THE SETTINGSleepy Bredeham might not be the prettiest of villages in rural Kent — though it boasts its share of thatched cottages and white-painted boarded houses — but it’s the kind of place where you can’t walk down the street without seeing someone you want to stop and chat with. Visitors will find not just a welcoming pub and a village shop, but also a chemist that doubles as a stationer and bookstore. And at the heart of it all sits the small, cluttered, yet inviting antique shop, packed with curios and treasures waiting to be discovered.

Community police officer Keya Varma faces her longest day when a solstice sunrise reveals a mysterious death at the Cotswold standing stones.Passionate and hard-working, Keya serves up lattes and law at her Waterwheel Cafe. But her dedication to her dual duties is tested when she and her fellow officers investigate the puzzling demise of a vibrant young woman. With no apparent cause of death, and the community united in grief, only Keya’s instinct insists on murder.When Keya is suddenly stricken and rushed to hospital, she refuses to give up the investigation. Can she discover what is ailing her, and catch the killer, before she too becomes as cold as stone?Quench your thirst for mystery and read Mint Tea and A Midsummer Murder today.Mint Tea and A Midsummer Murder is the fifth book in Victoria Tait’s Waterwheel Cafe Mystery series, a clean, feel-good British cozy mystery and the perfect summer read. It brings together a cafe-owning community police officer, a midsummer festival at an ancient stone circle, and a village full of suspects in a fair-play whodunit with a twist of romance. Perfect for fans of M.C. Beaton’s Agatha Raisin and Richard Osman’s Thursday Murder Club, and viewers who love Midsomer Murders and Murder, She Wrote.

Read the entire award-winning series for FREE on Kindle Unlimited. Also available in Audio and bonus-content Box Sets.Named Best Mystery Series by Texas Association of Authors, 6 years in a row! When Madison Reynolds finds herself widowed and penniless before forty, she does the only thing she knows to do – she packs up her teenage twins and moves back home with her eighty-year-old grandmother. Life in The Sisters, Texas has not changed much since she’s been gone, but at least her best friend Genesis is there to soften the transition back into small-town life.To make ends meet, Madison opens In a Pinch Temporary Services. Her first real client is Ronny Gleason, but when she shows up for the first day of work at the Gleason Poultry Farm, Madison makes a gruesome discovery. The dead body she finds belongs to Mr. Gleason. When a local man is arrested for murder, Madison takes on the job of proving his innocence. Even though she is not a private investigator, both mothers are desperate: Lucy Ngyen to clear her son’s name, and Madison to pay her bills. But as she begins asking questions around town, her interference is not welcome.With a daughter determined to go back to Dallas, a son settling into small town life, a feisty grandmother who knows all the town gossip, bill collectors calling, and now someone trying to keep her silent, Madison has no time for re-kindling her high school crush with police chief Brash deCordova. She has her hands full just trying to stay alive.If she survives her amateur investigation, Maddy has a decision to make. Will she go back to her life in Dallas, or will she build a new life here in The Sisters?Read the Full Award-Winning Series, in Order. FREE with Kindle Unlimited!Book 1: Chicken ScratchBook 2: When the Stars FallBook 3: Stipulations and ComplicationsBook 4: Home Again: Starting OverBook 5: Genny's BalladBook 6: Christmas in The SistersBook 7: The Lilac CodeBook 8: Wildflower Wedding: With a Killer ReceptionBook 9: Sitting On a FortuneBook 10: Rose by Any Other NameBook 11: Bye, Buy BabyBook 12: Murder Worth a Thousand WordsBook 13: Superstitions and ApparitionsBook 14: Murder at the Stroke of MidnightBook 15: Sunshine and Secrets

Abigail Summers, dressmaker in life, brilliant sleuth in death, is at Mayor Crimble’s Christmas disco when local politician, Edward Beaumont is murdered under the mistletoe.With the help of psychic medium, Hayley, and her police constable husband, they realise a mysterious wreath has all the clues they need.Another case emerges after an anonymous letter is sent to the police warning of a centuries-old curse, and Lady Florence Ethelridge asks for Hayley’s help. The curse predicts that there will be three deaths at Hawthorne Manor before the clock strikes twelve on New Year’s Eve.Hayley and the spiritual sleuths have to find the killer before the firework display goes off with more than a bang. But can they solve the case in time?The eighth book in Ann Parker’s Abigail Summers Cozy Mysteries, THE DEADLY CHRISTMAS WREATH weaves together suspense, humour and a touch of the paranormal.

Start a fun cozy mystery series with two chocolate-making sleuths, an adorable pot-bellied pig, a cheeky cat, puzzling mysteries, and a little romance, with the first ten books in the bestselling Chocolate Centered Cozy Mystery Series in this box set.When Ally Sweet’s marriage ends in a messy divorce, she returns to her hometown for a break with her mischievous cat, Peaches, in tow to visit her grandmother, Charlotte. The bond between her and her much-loved grandmother is as strong as ever and she loves spending time with her and her lovable pot-bellied pig, Arnold.Along with chocolate making at her grandmother’s chocolate shop and a new romance with a hunky detective, her days are filled with helping solve more than a few baffling murder mysteries with her grandmother, their animal sidekicks and a few quirky, chocolate-shop regulars. Ally soon realizes that Blue River is home, and what started off as a few days break has turned into a new beginning.This box set includes:The Sweet Smell of MurderA Deadly Delicious DeliveryA Bitter Sweet MurderA Treacherous Tasty TrailPastry and PerilTrouble and TreatsFudge, Films and FeloniesA Custom-Made MurderSkydiving, Soufflés and SabotageChristmas Chocolates and CrimesIf you like clean, page-turning cozy mysteries with strong female sleuths, lovable pets and a long list of suspicious characters, you'll love these heartwarming and delicious whodunnits by USA Today and WSJ Bestselling Author Cindy Bell.Get this ten book Chocolate Centered Cozy Mystery Box Set and start solving the mysteries today!

A cozy mystery with a paranormal twist, where a determined widow and two centuries-old ghosts team up to solve a murder no one else believes happened, from bestselling author Kathryn Johnson.The sheriff called it suicide.Verity knows better.On the anniversary of her husband's death, all Verity Cade wants is a quiet night in with her closest friends. The next morning, she's devastated when the body of one of their group is discovered at the bottom of an abandoned quarry.The sheriff rules it a suicide. Verity is certain her friend would never have taken her own life.Determined to uncover the truth and give the grieving family closure, Verity scours the victim's journals—and discovers a web of lies and secrets no one saw coming. Meanwhile, her struggling Vermont farm has a new complication: two ghosts, former owners from two centuries past, who can't seem to pass on.With help from her living friends and her not-so-living ones, Verity must solve a murder no one else believes happened—before the killer strikes again.Charming, fast-paced, and refreshingly offbeat—Death of a Maven is a cozy mystery for readers who love brave heroines, small-town secrets, and a little help from the other side.Perfect for readers who love:– Amateur sleuths who refuse to let go– Cozy mysteries with paranormal twists– Charming Vermont settings with old secrets– Ghosts who stick around to help"Johnson's willingness to play with the conventions of cozy mystery—recalling the communal sleuthing of Alexander McCall Smith's The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency series—results in a story that's both familiar and refreshingly offbeat. The surprising final reveal promises a series with plenty of charm and staying power." — Kirkus