Autumn White loves eating comfort food while reading in bed. She also loves pinching pennies like it’s her job. She doesn’t love the stupidly handsome trainer her eccentric mother, Bunny, was working with shortly before her untimely and unusual death.As an avid fan of true crime, Autumn can’t help but feel something is amiss, so she follows Bunny’s money trail down the rabbit hole like the good accountant she is. While playing detective, she runs into the perfectly perfect personal trainer at each turn. Soon, she learns exercise isn’t the killer she should have been worrying about all along.True Crime Lovers is a humorous genre mashup of romantic comedy meets murder mystery.

When Ruth lets her neighbour and sidekick Doris accompany her on a trip to Cape Bridgewater, an idyllic coastal location known for its pristine natural beauty, the last thing she expects to find is a body.With a feature to write and the promise of romance in the air, Ruth is reluctant to investigate another mysterious death. But Doris has other ideas, and drags Ruth into the confusing world of a local family's inheritance dispute over a rundown old farm.With few clues and many culprits, their investigations seem to be going nowhere - until a shocking discovery turns the whole case on its head.Set in southern Australia, A CAPE, A ROCK AND A MURDER is the third book in Isobel Blackthorn's series of cozy mysteries.

A small-town New Jersey rabbi is compelled to investigate when a funeral leads to a suspicious death in this cozy mystery series opener.Aviva Cohen is a fifty-something, twice-divorced rabbi living an uneventful life in southern New Jersey. Although her family is unconventional, her days are otherwise routine. Services, religious education, and counseling mostly. She also officiates the occasional funeral . . .But the funeral of unpopular real estate tycoon William Phillips is very out of the ordinary. At the end of the service, two family members ask Aviva for help, saying that Phillips was murdered. Aviva dismisses their claims but is shocked when one of them is later found dead from an apparent suicide.Riddled with guilt and suspicious of the death, Aviva puts her skills as a yenta to good use. Her search for answers, unfortunately, has her crossing paths with her first ex-husband, the new chief of police. Plus, if Aviva's not careful, the next funeral she attends might be her own . . ."Lots of fun!" —Midwest Book Review "Schneider succeeds in blending the complex life of a congregational spiritual leader with that of [a] first-rate detective, family member, confidant, friend, human being and even yenta (nosy body)." —San Diego Jewish World "Chanukah Guilt weaves Jewish culture and mystery in a delightful blend. . . . I enjoyed this cozy mystery and look forward to the next instalment by this talented author." —Bloodstained Book Reviews"I think this character could show up in several more books and I'd be glad to see her." —Reviewing the Evidence

A charity ball. A dead guest. Can an amateur sleuth solve the case or will it ruin Christmas for ever?Aspiring antiques expert, Dotty Sayers, is excited about organising a ball in a Cotswold country house. When a lecture on modern art leads to a kiss under the mistletoe she thinks all her Christmases have come at once. But her festive cheer turns sour when a partygoer is found dead on the dance floor.The police ask Dotty to help wrap up the case of a stolen painting, but as the search continues she becomes entangled in the murder investigation. When this amateur detective realises the culprit could be a close friend, will she face the Yuletide music?Can Dotty put aside her personal feelings and herald a murderer?Gavels, Tinsel and Murder is the fourth book in the charming Dotty Sayers Antique Mystery series. If you like to eat, drink and be merry with a group of entertaining characters, then you’ll be entertained by Victoria Tait’s festive tale.Christmas comes but once a year so buy Gavels, Tinsel and Murder today!