Sixty-year-old widow Ginny Cole thought she’d used up her life quota of bad luck. So she’s dismayed when her move to the quaint village of Little Shaw begins with finding the murdered body of rude and dislikeable library manager, Louisa Farnsworth. Has misfortune followed her cross-country?When suspicion falls on the daughter of her friend Hen, because of a perfectly innocent threatening letter, Ginny’s sure the police are letting the real killer walk free, and together with fellow widows JM and Tuppence, she’s determined to find the truth.Between following the trail of local gossip, digging up graveyards at midnight, and discovering dark secrets about the village’s past, sleuthing seems simple enough. But when another body is found, Ginny starts to wonder, are they in over their heads?And when the widows’ snooping puts Ginny too close for the killer’s comfort, will her new life in Little Shaw end as dramatically as it began…?If you love Sarah Yarwood-Lovett, Robert Thorogood and The Thursday Murder Club mysteries, you’ll adore this charming cozy mystery full of page turning twists and endearing characters.Readers love The Widows’ Guide to Murder:‘I just loved this book, I read it in one sitting. I couldn’t put it down. The story was so good, I just had to read on to find out more. This book has some amazing characters they just seem so much fun. I was very sad to have come to the end of this book and I look forward to the next book in the series.’ Reader review, ??????????‘Had everything I love about a cozy mystery—an excellent cast of (sometimes eccentric) characters, a quirky cat, a charming village…and a grumpy detective inspector who glares at everyone (I loved him!)… There were lots of twists and turns and the mystery kept me guessing right to the end. A great start to the series. Can’t wait to read the next one. Highly recommended!’ Reader review, ??????????‘Such an entertaining and fun cozy murder mystery. I was immediately immersed in the story… The group of widows are so charming, adorable and quirky… you want to be their friends and join their group… I can’t wait to read the next book, and I can’t wait to see what trouble the widows get into next.’ Reader review, ??????????‘If you liked The Thursday Murder Club, this book is for you. I loved this cozy mystery! Ginny and her amateur detective friends are a hoot. I loved the different personalities all coming together and solving the small village’s recent murders. I’m looking forward to book 2!’ Reader review, ??????????‘I couldn’t put it down… The characters are believable and the story unfolded at an excellent pace – I loved it and will recommend it to all my friends.’ Reader review, ??????????‘An utterly delightful read… It’s a very cozy mystery and has MC Beaton vibes which I love… For anyone looking for a book that combines heartwarming characters and just the right amount of mystery, The Widows’ Guide to Murder is a must-read. Highly recommended!’ Reader review, ??????????‘This was delightful!… I was especially drawn in by the quirky characters, whacky hijinks, and an especially twisty, really-hard-to-guess mystery! Ginny and her new friends were a delight to read about. If you like Sister Boniface or Agatha Raisin, you will enjoy this series!’ Reader review, ??????????‘This was such a lovely read! I love an older character and a cosy murder mystery… So many twists and I didn’t ever consider the killer… Perfect for fans of The Thursday Murder Club!’ Reader review, ??????????‘I so loved this… read with a smile… Sometimes you take a chance when reading a new author, and I’m so very glad I did.’ Reader review, ??????????

Abigail Summers, dressmaker in life, brilliant sleuth in death, is investigating a death at The Chiltern Valley Flying Club.Trevor Patterson was a radio ham, so could he have heard something over the airwaves? When another body is found, Abigail, psychic medium, Hayley, and her police constable husband, need help from the pilots, alive and dead.Anonymous love letters are being delivered to Becklesfield and the other villages, but deaths take place not long afterwards. Abigail and the spectral sleuths follow the clues to a single’s club at The Spotted Bull.Or could the murders be connected to a lonely hearts column in the local paper? After Hayley has another vision, they must race against time before the ‘Sealed With A Kill’ killer claims another victim.The ninth book in Ann Parker’s Abigail Summers Cozy Mysteries, THE DEADLY FLYING CLUB weaves together suspense, humour and a touch of the paranormal.

The international bestselling author "again demonstrates her skill and with incomparable whimsy makes her bucolic puzzles great fun" (Publishers Weekly).   Although he towers over his neighbors, Jim Feldster is otherwise unremarkable, except for his mastery of cow milking and his membership in every lodge, rotary club, and brotherhood that Balaclava County has to offer. And anyone who's met his wife, Mirelle, a vicious gossip with a hysterical streak, can understand why he never misses a meeting. But one night their neighbors, the sleuthing academics Peter and Helen Shandy, wake at 2:47 a.m. to the sound of Mirelle screaming. Jim hasn't come home, and she will lose her mind if he isn't found quickly.   None of Jim's lodge brothers know where to find him, and Peter's investigation turns up few clues. But when a mystery author comes to town and Mirelle is found murdered, Peter begins to wonder if the master milker is less wholesome than he appears.

"It's like Steed and Mrs Peel meets Murder She Wrote!"A dead husband. A secretive stranger. And a nosy widow with a knack for murder.When Laura Carlyle left behind high society for committee meetings and quiet cups of tea, she never imagined her next guest would bring gossip, grief — and a murder.Rebecca Farrell is certain her husband didn’t just drop dead. And Laura’s late husband, an ex-civil servant with far too many secrets, taught her exactly how to spot a lie.Luckily (or not), help arrives in the form of Sebastian Silver — silver-haired, sharp-suited, and possibly a conman. He knows things about Harry Farrell that no one else does. The question is: can he be trusted?From cosy drawing rooms to candlelit crypts, Laura’s genteel corner of Kensington hides more than just scandal — it hides a mysterious cabal of killers. And if Laura keeps poking around, she might be the next victim…The first book in a new series of Carlyle & Silver cozy mysteries by#1 New York Times bestselling writer Tony Lee writing as Jack Gatland, Silver - And The Sunday Cypher is perfect for fans of Richard Osman, SJ Bennett, Agatha Christie and Agatha Raisin — a sharp, charming mystery with secrets, spies, and suspicious tea trays.If you enjoyed these authors, you won't be able to put down Silver - And The Sunday Cypher. PICK IT UP NOW before the price changes!-------What people are saying about Jack Gatland:"????? This is one of those books that will keep you up past your bedtime, as each chapter lures you into reading just one more.""????? Fantastic book, if you’re a fan of crime and police procedurals, oh boy, you’ll love this one.""????? I have read all the books in the series so far and enjoyed them all... I couldn't go to bed till I had finished it.""????? Outstanding. Full of twists and turns, false leads and an ending so brilliant I was gasping out loud. Amazing.""????? This book is better than anything on the telly. Very entertaining."

Hiding her true identity is difficult… but not as hard as catching a killer.As Samantha Jones, a former daytime television star, tries to assimilate into the small community of Heywood, her life is upended when her friend, Gina, is arrested for murdering her abusive ex-husband.Even though every shred of evidence points at Gina being the true killer, Sam can’t believe her friend would murder one of the most hated men in town. As her search for the real killer eventually peters out and Sam’s ready to declare Gina guilty, a turn of events leads her down an unexpected path.But will this path lead Sam to the real killer, or will an innocent person rot in prison for the rest of her life?

Amazon.com #1 in Cozy Mystery, Mystery Anthologies, and Amateur Sleuths‘A complete cozy mystery series with an ending that left me on a high for days!’Indulge yourself with a mystery-packed boxed-set of adventure as English village sleuth, Patricia Fisher, opens her own investigations agency and finds herself hip-deep in criminal capers before she can butter her first scone.With her steady butler in tow, our modern-day Miss Marple will apply her fierce mind to the detriment of gangsters, thugs, and killers who dare to ply their trade in her quiet corner of the world.However, beneath the cricket teas and church council meetings, a more sinister undercurrent flows. And when Patricia inadvertently triggers the wrath of a powerful enemy, she finds herself marked for elimination. They believe they are the snake cornering the small furry animal. Patricia doesn’t stand a chance, right?Well, normally that might be true, but our lady has friends of her own – people who will come to her aid when she needs. That’s not the worst of it though, for the snake is about to find out the furry creature it cornered is a mongoose.Hold onto your seat, because these cozy mysteries are an adventure!This ten-book boxed set contains the following stories:What Sam KnewSolstice GoatRecipe for MurderA Banshee and a BookshopDiamonds, Dinner Jackets, and DeathFrozen VengeanceMug ShotThe GodmotherMurder is an ArtformWonderful Weddings and Deadly Divorces'My goodness, this chap can write a mystery. I can never work them out before he does the big reveal, and they are so gripping! I find myself breathless at times.’‘How is it that these books can be so thrilling, and yet also so funny? I am biting my fingernails one minute, then laughing uncontrollably the next.’‘How is this not on television? How is this not a blockbuster film? Never has a series of books captivated me like this.’