Murder is brewing at the bookstore—in the first of this cozy small-town series by the national bestselling author. When Krissy Hancock and her best friend Vicki decide to open a bookstore café in their new town of Pine Hills, Ohio, they decide to call it Death by Coffee, after Krissy’s father’s most famous mystery novel. Little do they know how well the name fits. On their very first day of business, Brendon Lawyer huffily takes his coffee…to the grave. It seems he had a severe allergy to peanuts—but how could there have been nuts in his coffee? And who stole his emergency allergy medication? Fortunately, Krissy’s love of puzzles and mysteries leads her not only to Officer Paul Dalton, but also to many of her new neighbors, who aren’t terribly upset that the book is closed on Brendon. But one of them is a killer, and Krissy needs to read between the lies if she wants to save her new store—and live to see how this story ends…

FOUR CHRISTMAS COZY MYSTERIES IN ONE BOXED SET! Snuggle up with murder this holiday season in a laugh-out-loud, page-turning collection from New York Times, USA TODAY & Wall Street Journal bestseller Addison Moore and USA TODAY bestseller Bellamy Bloom!IT’S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE MURDER.This cozy Christmas collection includes FOUR stand-alone holiday whodunits packed with mystery, mayhem, and mistletoe—perfect for fans of festive vibes and frosted crime scenes. Grab this cozy mystery boxed set and snuggle up to FOUR chilling tales with a side of homicide!WHAT YOU’LL GET:Hilarious amateur sleuthsChristmas chaos with a criminal twistA dash of romance, a sprinkle of snark, and heaping helpings of seasonal sassPage-turning mysteries that will keep you guessing 'til the last gift is unwrappedBooks Included:Santa Claws Calamity (Country Cottage Mysteries 3)The Holidays can be Murder (Brambleberry Bay Murder Club 4)Gingerbread and Deadly Dread (Murder in the Mix 4)Menopause and Mistletoe of Glimmerspell (Hot Flash Homicides 3)***Each book can be read individually so dive on in!*** RECIPES INCLUDED!Santa Claws Calamity (Country Cottage Mysteries 3)My name is Bizzy Baker, and I can read minds—not every mind, not every time but most of the time and believe me when I say it’s not all it’s cracked up to be. It’s Christmas in Cider Cove and it’s time for the annual house decorating competition. But on the night set to determine the winner, the residents of Candy Cane Lane get more than they bargained for. They don’t just get an award—they get murder.The Holidays can be Murder (Brambleberry Bay Murder Club 4)It’s Christmas in Brambleberry Bay and the members of the esteemed country club have been invited to a holiday party at the secretive Willoughby Hall. But when the festivities take a dark turn, the season is quickly overshadowed by murder. And for one guest, it will be their final sleigh ride. Gingerbread and Deadly Dread (Murder in the Mix 4)My name is Lottie Lemon and I see dead people. Okay, so I rarely see dead people, mostly I see furry creatures of the dearly departed variety, who have come back from the other side to warn me of their previous owners impending doom.And that horrible scenario happens to be playing out at the moment where I see a beautiful long departed pooch hovering around a questionably two-timing Santa and all his naughty-hottie elves. Quite frankly, it’s a terrifying sight considering the fact the fantastic phantasm is an ominous harbinger for its previous owner.So when I find my sister’s boyfriend face down in the snow with a handful of my tasty gingerbread treats I’m not only sorry for him, but I’m very sorry that I had a blowout with him in front of the entire town of Honey Hollow. And just like that, I get the one thing for Christmas I did not ask for—a number one spot on the suspect list.I have a feeling this is going to be one Christmas I’d rather forget. Menopause and Mistletoe of Glimmerspell (Hot Flash Homicides 3) It’s Christmas in Glimmerspell and wickedness abounds. Elliot and I are taking things to a new level, and I’m loving my job at the Haunted Book Barn. Things are finally going well for me. So why am I playing the part of maid-of-honor at my exes wedding? And that Christmas party at the historical society leads to more than just a lesson in history—it leads to murder.Who said midlife was boring?Midlife in Glimmerspell can be a real killer.

A hilarious British cozy mystery set in a quaint English village - filled with quirky characters, unexpected twists and a cat with a big personality! ~ Gemma ditches her high-flying job and returns to Oxford to pursue her dream of opening a traditional English tearoom. It means moving back in with her parents and coping with her bossy, matchmaking mother, but she’s sure it'll all be worth it. In fact, business is already booming… that is, until an American tourist is found dead in her tea shop, killed by one of her signature scones!Now Gemma is apron-deep in a murder mystery with unexpected links to Oxford University and her own past as a student there. And the situation only gets stickier when the handsome CID detective leading the case turns out to be her old college flame! With the meddling "Old Biddies" from the local village poking their noses into everything, and her cheeky cat causing chaos in the kitchen, Gemma is beginning to find herself in a real jam. After all, murder is bad for business, especially when customers start thinking your scones are more deadly than delicious...With the body count rising and her tearoom going bust, can Gemma find the killer before her future turns to custard?With a nod to the classic whodunits of Agatha Christie, this book is a treat you won't want to miss! A Scone to Die For is the delectable first book in the Oxford Tearoom Mysteries, H.Y. Hanna’s bestselling culinary cozy mystery series.This book follows British English spelling and usage.Clean read: no graphic violence, sex, or strong language.Genre: traditional mystery / British whodunit / cozy mystery series / culinary cozy mystery / cat cozy mystery / funny cozy mystery / women sleuth / amateur sleuth / English village mystery / British detective / cosy crimeThe OXFORD TEAROOM MYSTERIES:A Scone To Die ForTea with Milk and MurderTwo Down, Bun To GoTill Death Do Us TartMuffins and Mourning TeaFour Puddings and a FuneralAnother One Bites the CrustApple Strudel AlibiThe Dough Must Go OnThe Mousse Wonderful Time of YearWrongfully InfusedA High Whisk Situation

Halloween in Little Leaf Creek comes with trick-or-treaters, scary costumes, and a dead body…Cassie Alberta is loving her life in the charming little town of Little Leaf Creek. It is almost Halloween and the locals are gearing up for the celebrations. Even Cassie’s ornery next-door neighbor is in the spirit, baking cupcakes and arranging costumes for her lovable collie mix and two cheeky goats. When Cassie is invited to a Halloween party at a large, unoccupied house, that is rumored to be haunted, she is ready for a night of fun. But the party comes to a grinding halt when there is a murder.Some believe that ghosts are to blame, so Cassie joins forces with her ex-cop next-door neighbor to try and find the murderer. Juggling mischievous animals, many suspects and a mountain of clues, they find out more than they bargained for when they uncover some surprising secrets about the locals.Can Cassie, Tessa and their sleuthing sidekicks uncover the secrets of the town and find the murderer before they end up dead themselves?Recipe included: Pumpkin Spice Cupcakes with Cinnamon Cream Cheese FrostingHaunted in Little Leaf Creek is the fast-paced ninth book in the Little Leaf Creek Cozy Mystery Series. If you like unexpected twists and turns, lively personalities, lovable animals and a never-ending list of suspicious characters, then you’ll love Cindy Bell’s heartwarming whodunnits.Buy Haunted in Little Leaf Creek to start solving the murder today!

She’s not a psychic—she just plays one on TV . . . A “delightfully spooky” mystery set in Salem, Massachusetts (RT Book Reviews). Most folks associate the city of Salem, Massachusetts with witches, but for Lee Barrett, it’s home. This October she’s returned to her hometown—where her beloved Aunt Ibby still lives—to interview for a job as a reporter at WICH-TV. But the only opening is for a call-in psychic to host the late night horror movies. It seems the previous host, Ariel Constellation, never saw her own murder coming. Lee reluctantly takes the job, but when she starts seeing real events in the obsidian ball she's using as a prop, she wonders if she might really have psychic abilities. To make things even spookier, it’s starting to look like Ariel may have been an actual practicing witch—especially when O'Ryan, the cat Lee and Aunt Ibby inherited from her, exhibits some strange powers of his own. With Halloween fast approaching, Lee must focus on unmasking a killer—or her career as a psychic may be very short lived . . .

Finding your feet in a new job isn’t always easy. That goes double for Josie Way, who’s settling in as Wilfred, Oregon’s, new librarian—and has just discovered she’s a witch. But will her fledgling powers be enough to save her from a spell of murder? While Josie develops her witchcraft with the help of letters left by her grandmother, there are other changes happening in her new hometown. A retreat center is being built at the old mill site, and rumor has it that the location is cursed. That piques Josie’s interest almost as much as Sam Wilfred, handsome FBI agent and descendant of the town’s founder . . . When Sam’s soon-to-be ex-wife, Fiona, goes missing at the same time that a bloodied weapon is found, Josie enlists her witchy insight, and her cat familiar, to clear Sam’s name. But then the mill project’s architect is found dead, and it’s clear that someone has been drawing up a vicious plan. Now Josie will have to divine her way out of fatal mischief, before this deadly trouble turns double . . . Praise for Angela M. Sanders’ Bait and Witch“Balances paranormal whimsy and small-town charm . . . it’s a delight to read about someone whose powers derive in part from stories and the feelings that readers attach to them. This is a fine debut that promises more bookish fun to come.” —BookPage