First in the lively, laugh-filled series featuring a New Mexico pottery dealer with a side job as an amateur sleuth.A dealer of ancient Native American pottery, Hubert Schuze has spent years combing the public lands of New Mexico, digging for artwork that would otherwise remain buried. According to the US government, Hubie is a thief—but no act of Congress could stop him from doing what he loves. For decades, Hubie has worn the title of pot thief proudly. Outright burglary, though, is another story.But an offer of $25,000 to lift a rare pot from a local museum proves too tempting for Hubie to refuse. When he sees how tightly the relic is guarded, he changes his mind, but the pot goes missing anyway. Soon a federal agent suspects that Hubie is the culprit. After things take a turn for the serious, Hubie knows he must find the real thief quickly, or risk cracking something more fragile than any pot—his skull.The Pot Thief Who Studied Pythagoras is the 1st book in the Pot Thief Mysteries, but you may enjoy reading the series in any order.

A quirky community center, two irresistible rescue animals, and a body in the yoga studio…When big-city Alice Monroe inherits her aunt’s beloved community center in Sun Harbor, Maine, she expects a quick visit: sign the papers, sell the place, and escape back to her beige Boston life. Instead, she’s adopted by a scruffy mutt named Clyde and Winky, a one-eyed cat with attitude—and lands smack in the middle of a murder investigation.The town’s most disliked woman is found dead in the yoga studio, and Alice—already the outsider—becomes both witness and amateur sleuth. Teaming up with Sunrise’s devoted manager, a band of quirky locals, and the frustratingly handsome Police Chief Noah Hawthorne, Alice uncovers a tangle of secrets: blackmail, betrayals, and a real estate developer who wouldn’t take no for an answer.As Alice gets pulled deeper into small-town life (and the affections of her new four-legged friends), she starts to wonder if Sun Harbor might be the fresh start she never knew she needed. But first, she’ll have to find a killer—before her new beginning becomes a dead end.Murder at Sunrise is a warm, witty, and twisty cozy mystery—perfect for fans of animal sidekicks, small-town secrets, and starting over.

Small-town charm, strong coffee, and secrets that refuse to stay buried.Roastwood Coffee is the kind of place where neighbors gather, gossip travels fast, and there’s always something fresh brewing. For coffee roaster Clementine Matthews, it’s home. It’s also becoming a little too good at attracting trouble.Clementine would rather spend her days perfecting drink recipes, helping out around town, and keeping her roastery running. But in Roastwood Hollow, secrets never stay buried for long, and trouble has a habit of finding her first.This boxed set includes the first three books in the Roastwood Hollow Cozy Mystery series:Book 1: In Roast MortemWhen Clementine finds her landlord dead in the back room of the roastery, the police are quick to call it a staged suicide. But Clementine knows something about the scene doesn’t add up, and the future of her roastery may depend on finding the truth.Book 2: In Cold BrewedRoastwood Hollow’s annual Brew Festival is supposed to be all craft beer, fresh coffee, and small-town fun. But when a body is found on a nearby park trail, Clementine can’t help but wonder if the victim came from the festival crowd, and if the killer did too.Book 3: Roastly ApparitionsThe Cider & Shadows event is supposed to be all autumn fun, spooky stories, and seasonal treats. But strange activity in the woods leads Clementine toward an old murder, a ghostly legend, and secrets buried deep in Roastwood Hollow’s past.If you love amateur sleuths, animal companions, coffeehouse charm, small-town gossip, seasonal vibes, and a side of murder, you’ll feel right at home in Roastwood Hollow.

The BRAND NEW page-turning cozy mystery from the author of the NUMBER ONE BESTSELLER A Christmas Murder - perfect for fans of Faith Martin and LJ Ross'I thoroughly enjoyed this intriguing mystery set in a beautiful location with deliciously menacing undercurrents.' Frances EveshamSusan never imagined herself an amateur sleuth, and she certainly never goes looking for trouble, preferring days spent walking her loyal dogs Libs and Rocco, and maybe even a dip in the sea to cool off after this interminable heatwave.When she hears of a break-in at the vet’s where her new neighbour works, Susan’s curiosity is piqued.And then, a few days later, the lead vet, Peter, mysteriously disappears. They assume it's business related until his body is washed up on the beach close to his clifftop home.Susan is convinced he was murdered and slowly discovers that each of the small group of suspects has a motive. Is the killing linked to the break-in… or is this a crime of passion?Once again, Susan finds herself piecing together clues in her search for the truth. Can she untangle the lies before someone else dies?Return to the beautiful coastline of the Isle of Wight in this engrossing and unputdownable cosy mystery!Praise for Mary Grand:‘A really terrific read. I have been reading and enjoying Mary’s books for a number of years right from her first one, and this one was well up to Mary’s high standard. Brilliant.’‘Another cracking murder mystery from Mary. It kept me intrigued through out. So many red herrings amongst the well created characters. With the added bonus of all the dogs.’‘I absolutely LOVE these psychological thrillers from Mary. On every page is another suspicious thing about someone but then at the end, the twist is a shocker! The fact the books are set on the Isle of Wight is another treat.’‘I love books where you are given lots of clues and have lots of suspects, and are continually changing your mind about who the murderer was. I've read other books by Mary Grand and she's very good at keeping you guessing. And, at the end, I still had it wrong!’‘Mary Grand has crafted another intriguing and cleverly thought out whodunnit. Prepare to be gripped and thrown around on this rollercoaster of a book. Cosy crime is rapidly becoming one of my favourite genres, and Mary Grand one of my favourite authors.’

Marriage? It can be absolute murder.Wedding planner for the rich and famous, Felicity Philips is aiming to land the biggest gig of her life – the next royal wedding. But there are a few obstacles in her way …Between murderous bridezillas, psychotic mothers-in-law, vengeful dress designers, jealous ex-lovers, and more, Felicity has her work cut out just making it to each big day.Delve into this series of hilarious tales and discover thrilling mysteries that will take your breath away and characters you will wish were your friends.With Buster the bulldog as her protector and Amber the ragdoll cat providing sartorial wit – mostly aimed at the dog - Felicity is turning sleuth. What does a wedding planner know about solving a crime?Nothing.Absolutely nothing. Get ready for a wild ride!'When Steve Higgs writes, he really hits it right out of the park. I find myself laughing out loud and often!’‘One heck of a fun and engaging book that you will not want to put down. It gets the reader drawn in immediately and never lets up until the end. Truly an enjoyable book. I cannot wait for the next installment!’

Murder wasn’t supposed to be on the menu at the Little Dog Diner, but that’s exactly what we got served anyway.Hi, I’m Dani Mackenzie and I’m the unfortunate soul who owns said diner. Looks like business is going to be slow for a little while as the whole town scrambles to find whodunnit.At first I just needed something to keep me busy while on my forced vacation, but now as the clues stack up, I’m caught in the middle of this crazy mixed-up murder. And I’ll do anything to get to the bottom of what really happened and why it happened in my kitchen.Too bad the only known witness to the crime is the victim’s terrier, Pip, and no one believes she bludgeoned her owner to death. But if not her… then who? And, perhaps more importantly, who’s next?