Showing posts with label cozy. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 5, 2024

Double Grudge Donuts Review Spotlight

 


The latest book in the deliciously delightful Deputy Donut Mystery series is here! The 8th book in this long running series by Ginger Bolton is sure to be a crowd pleaser as amateur sleuth and Deputy Donut Cafe owner, Emily Westhill, returns with a wedding on the horizon, and all while a murder is brewing.

True to form the Deputy Donut Mystery series graces Double Grudge Donuts with a delightful cover that showcases the storefront of Deputy Donuts and their patio area. Dep sits adorably at one of the patio tables with a paw outstretched towards a plate of double fudge donuts. Makes you wish you could be there to share in one, too. Right? The cover definitely sets a scene that is sure to draw in fans of the series and new readers alike. Eye-catching, delicious elements, and an adorable kitty that surely will pique the interest of adoring cat lovers.




Double Grudge Donuts picks up with the Fallingbrook’s Art Festival week. What should be a joyous time for the town isn’t exactly going too well for one particular performer. A cornet performer seems to be struggling with their performance. Is this a case of stage-fright? Loss of concentration?

Well, when a bagpiper decides to let out a series of “squawks” and “wheezes” from their own instrument, it is definitely with the intent of lending a “helping hand” or any sense of “encouragement.” What those dreadful sounds end up doing is turning heads, drawing the ire of many and setting the stage….for murder.

Kirk, the bagpiper, is would appear is out to make more enemies than friends with his behavior. He’s a recent transplant to Fallingbrooks and works as a janitor at the local school. You’re quickly going to get the sense that he’s one of the least liked individuals in town. Kirk’s attitude and irritating behavior quickly create a list of people who like to see him silenced. But when he turns up dead, does that mean that someone he annoyed with his raucous late night playing and rudeness did him in?

With Emily and Dep discovering the body, and all signs pointing to a clear case of murder, the question arises...who did the deed? Was it someone he upset with his rudeness? Was the murder weapon a Deputy Donut mug that was stolen?

Settle in, because Double Grudge Donuts is going to immerse you in a delightful cozy mystery that details Emily’s drive to solve this mystery and not end up the murderer’s next victim in the process. This won’t be easy as the air of suspicion has been cast upon Emily and her family. Who would dare to suspect Emily and her parents? Well, you can bet that it’s not the local police force. That’s for sure!




Emily is definitely going to have her hands full in Double Grudge Donuts! She’s got the business to run, customers to keep happy, events to participate in, and a wedding to plan! Throw in a murder, and boy does she have an overflowing plate! Can she do it all and stay one step ahead of a dangerous murderer? You bet!

Of course, things get complicated when the list of suspects just keeps growing and growing. Why did Kirk have to go and make so many people mad?! Let’s be real though...if someone was walking around at night playing their bagpipes and disturbing people’s sleep...you’d be mad, too. LOL! Add in him interrupting performances with his rude playing...you’re going to be hard pressed to feel much sympathy for him.

Emily stays true to form to the Deputy Donut series with her desire to figure out the truth. She’s shown a lot of development through the series with her learning to share any information she gathers with her soon to be husband, Brent. Of course, she’s constantly going to be warned along the way by many a character to “let the police handle things.” Not an easy thing to do when it appears that someone is trying to frame you for murder.

Double Grudge Donuts is packed with delicious donutty treats that will leave you drooling and wishing you could have one...or two...or more! LOL! Engaging characters that will keep you engaged in the story as it all unfolds. The back and forth between Emily and a variety of characters keeps you wondering...”Who is the killer and what would their motive be?”



Author Bolton drops little hints along the way throughout the book like crumbs from a donut. Can you piece together who would have motive, means and opportunity to end Kirk’s haunting tunes? For this reader, author Bolton managed to keep that particular mystery buried deep until the final lead-up to the fateful reveal. A unique turn of events will show you that this particular case goes well beyond Fallingbrook, and ties to something else from the past.

While this book is the lead-up to Emily’s wedding, we don’t get a lot of the wedding planning itself. Author Bolton throws in a few mentions here and there, along with some fun playful banter. However, if you’re hoping for more...you may be a touch disappointed. Double GrudgeDonuts focuses more on the mystery and the solving of it. You get swirls around the town, but the story stays focused on the characters, the festival, and uncovering hidden secrets and potential motives.

Double Grudge Donuts is an average paced cozy mystery novel. The characters come off as realistic and overall engaging. Dep gets to play a pretty important part of the story, but you’ll have to pay attention to what that element particularly is. Of course, you’re going to tempted with some tantalizingly delicious donuts, and as with every book in this series, you’ll find a couple delicious recipes in the back.

The book gives readers Emily’s big day, but we’ll have to wait and see what happens next with Emily and Dep as they continue their path in this next chapter of their lives.


Pros:


  • Engaging storyline
  • Twists and intrigue
  • Well developed characters
  • Tons of mystery


Cons:


  • Little focus on the wedding planning, since this is the book with a wedding in it.


Cover Score: 9.6/10


4.5 out of 5 stars


Wednesday, February 7, 2024

The Good and the Green Review Spotlight

 


 The Good and the Green is a light cozy fantasy novel with a hint of romance that is the first in the Wilderise Tales. Readers who love a mix of cozy (yes, with a hint of mystery) and fantasy are not going to want to miss out on checking out this book.

The Good and the Green by Amy Yorke weaves a tale about a young human woman who aspires to a better tomorrow. She’s experienced loss with the passing of her father and watched how it dampened her mother’s spirits. But through their sacrifice in her younger years, she’s been able to get a decent job and make a living in the city. However, as things tend to go, rent goes up, everything becomes more expensive and life becomes all the harder. Sound familiar?






As our young heroine is contemplating how she and her orc friend, Rinka, are contemplating how they will fend off this latest rent hike of 8 gold, Alison receives a letter in the mail. It’s not the one she’s been expecting and hoping for, but it brings with it a promise. Will things go the way that she hopes or is she about to face yet another setback?

The Good and the Green, when it comes to the overall pacing of the story, leans towards the slower side. Author Yorke works to set the stage for the characters, and gives readers great detail when it comes to the locale and the characters that Alison meets along the way. While the pacing isn’t fast, the story moves along smoothly, so that is always a plus.

Alison’s goal concerning this windfall that she has received is to honestly offload it as quickly as possible. But in lieu of that, she’ll happily leave it in the capable hands of a renter. There’s just one not-so-small problem...vines. Lots of them. Curious yet? LOL! Well, it won’t hurt you to check out this story! It’s rather good ya know. But vines surround not just the place she’s heading to, but it surrounds quite a bit of the village as well.

The author pricks at your curiosity with this mysterious plant. What is the meaning of it? Is it dangerous? Honestly, when you get some background on it, it gives off Sleeping Beauty vibes. On the surface, it appears rather harmless, but it grows faster than the most determined weed! Author Yorke imbues this plant with some interesting attributes that really leave the villagers frustrated and us readers scratching our heads. Nevertheless, your curiosity will push you to keep reading to see how this all plays out.



The main character, Alison, meets a cast of characters in this small village, and one just so happens to catch her eye. The handsome Keir. He’s a bit reclusive and their first chance meeting happens to be a rather embarrassing one, but their paths are meant to cross and become entangled. They just don’t know it when they first meet.

Keir is written as a bit of a curmudgeon, but his past is filled with pain. Pain has haunted him well into his present day and potentially threatens his future if he’s not careful. What does that mean? Well, you’ll have to grab a copy of The Good and the Green to find out! LOL! It’s really worth the read, but you’ll need to exercise a touch of patience to get to that point in the story.

The pace of the story is like a winding river. You may get a touch impatient to get to the good parts, but the characters help to keep readers engaged. Well, more accurately, the side characters. Alison, unfortunately, isn’t the most engaging character, but most “number crunchers” rarely are. The side characters – Willow, Dinah, Gwenla, and many others bring sparks of life to the story. All the characters come together to weave a tapestry of a story where everyone contributes and no one really outshines the other. It’s an all-in-all nice balance that is struck thanks to the author’s skills.




Looking for some romance? Well, once again, be patient. It’s going to show up but it’s going to take time. You’ll see the attraction Alison has toward Keir, but you won’t see it reciprocated until you’re well past a certain point in the story. There will be no steamy situations either, so for those of you wondering...there ya go. LOL! It’s not a disappointment for this reader though. Sweet romances are always something nice, and a few sparks of passion add a little pizzazz as well.

Now, while this book is the first in a series, it reads like a standalone. You get a nice sweet ending, but with the promise that there will be more to come. The question arises from this – will the next book have a shift in main characters? Or will Alison and friends be making a return with fresh issues as a new “secondary” main character makes an appearance? For now? We’ll just have to wait and see what the author has in store for us.

One thing is for sure though – we look forward to a future return to Wilderise.


Thank you to the author, Amy Yorke, for the opportunity to read and review this book. We look forward to what comes next!


Cover Thoughts: 9.0/10

Overall Book Thoughts: 8.8/10


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Monday, December 11, 2023

Season for Murder Review Spotlight


Welcome to the book tour for, Season for Murder! Book 3 in the "A FitzMorris Family Mystery" series! Readers who adore cozy mystery novels with fun and engaging characters are not going to want to miss out on this delightful novel! 


A Season for Murder by Anna A. Armstrong is sure to be a favorite of yours before you even reach the end of this novel. Readers who are new to this author will find delight in every page, and a nice dose of humor sprinkled throughout. A killer is on the loose, but there will be no "discovering" who they are and guessing games. No, the killer is known from the beginning, instead it's a game of guessing..."how long will they run free before they are finally brought to justice?"

A Season for Murder is the first book that this reader has read by author Armstrong, but by the time I was halfway through this book I knew that I was officially a new fan. LOL! 

A Season for Murder is an absolutely delightful novel set in a small town in England. You're dropped into a cemetary where a killer is plotting murder. And not just one...no, the killer has already committed one, and she intends to commit more if it will get her to her goal. Funnily enough, the goal benefits her by proxy! She craves approval, and status, and this...this goal will get her exactly that...in a round-about way. 

There is so much drama to be found in this book and it is absolutely delightful. There are close calls with near deaths of characters, romance is brewing between multiple couples, and holiday gatherings to prepare for. Tristan, Vivian's godson, is coming home with an unexpected companion. Look out! Because Vivian is not going to be pleased and Tristan unwittingly adds a new name to her already lengthy list of people to give the "boot." Poor Emily deserves better than Tristan's attempts at thwarting his godmother concerning him getting married. 

Of course, hilarity ensues in more situations than not. Some are truly hilarious and will have you literally laughing out loud. One in particular is when Vivian is told by Emily, Tristan's "fake fiance" that she's allergic to shellfish. Vivian, absolutely outraged, demands that Emily eat them anyways! One might be "naive" enough to chalk it up to "shock" but it's honestly jaw-droppingly hilarious. Look out folks! Vivian is unhinged and dangerous! LOL! 

The storyline is well-written and will keep readers engaged from beginning to end. This book can be read as a standalone, so readers who haven't read the previous book will find that this novel is easy to read and enjoy on it's own. There are hints dropped here and there of previous incidents in the other books, but it doesn't take away from the enjoyability of this novel. 

The characters, overall, are enjoyable. The characters that the author wants you to like or love are easily likeable. Dee is an especially enjoyable character. She's bright, energetic, easy-going, and very considerate of others. She's definitely someone you would love to have in your life. That's for sure! LOL! The characters that the author wants readers to dislike is absolutely spot on. Vivian comes off as a quiet evil. Of course, blatant evil gets found out quicker, so she does an excellent job at keeping her evil acts under wraps and playing "innocent" for as long as possible. Another character readers will love to hate will be Victoria. Young, beautiful, member of an influential family, she's got a thing for Tristan, and wastes no time working to humiliate poor Emily. 

This book is an absolute delight from beginning to end. You won't be able to get enough of these characters. The author gives readers a satisfying ending for the present circumstances, while still leaving us eager for more of Cotswold. I know that this reader will be eagerly begging for more future books and adventures with Dee FitzMorris and her friends and family! 

5 out of 5 stars

Thank you to the author, Anna A. Armstrong, and Literally PR for the opportunity to read and review this book! I look forward to what comes next! 

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Tuesday, August 1, 2023

Claire and the Missing Heir Review Spotlight

Who loves a cozy mystery? Then check our Claire and the Missing Heir by Amanda Nelson!


Claire and the Missing Heir is a standalone cozy mystery novel by Amanda Nelson. This cozy mystery novel is packed with drama, laughs, and some pretty odd characters and animals. It all adds to the hilarity though so it works. Let me just say this before we proceed any further - despite me not being the biggest fan of Claire, I'd love to read more books with these characters in the future. LOL! I liked them very much.

Claire works at an insurance company in a small town. But when she's pretty much the last to learn that one of the residents met a rather untimely end. Since his body was discovered at the bottom of his stairs, it's under investigation, but the bigger mystery is - who is the heir to his surprisingly large insurance policy?? In a small town where everyone knows everyone and their pet, one would think that the heir would be known. Unfortunately, that is not the case this time. So! Let the hunt begin! Well, more like let the snooping begin because that's what Claire and her best friend CC get up to. 

From the beginning, this book is going to have you laughing. Claire is quick to describe her best friend's kids as "spawns of Satan." I was taking a drink of water while reading this...my nose hurt for over half an hour. Totally worth it though. It only gets more hilarious from there. Let's all agree that Amanda Nelson knows EXACTLY what she's doing when writing this book. 

The deeper you delve into this story the more of a chaotic character you begin to realize that Claire is. I mean, she's LITERALLY a menace to society. Seriously, how many people has she hit or run over with her car?! How is it that she's never been charged with anything?! Was the sheriff that blase about her actions? LOL! Or was it all just not worth the effort? I mean, I figured she'd at least get a citation or a warning! Something?! LOL! 

Claire's pets get in on the action of course. Please! For the love of all that is holy do not ring the doorbell!!! OMG Agatha! LOL! Benji is a mischievous little "pup" but his antics are absolutely hilarious. He'll basically bring you anything for a pet or, even better, a treat. LOL! I absolutely loved Blackbeard the cat.

CC's family is epic. They bring such a cast to the story (regardless of the fact that Claire frequently refers to them as Satan's spawn). They bring a lot of uniqueness and some relief (and sometimes the match) to Claire's antics. I mean...I like Claire one minute and then the next I want to dunk her in ice to make her chill out. LOL! Seriously, how is it okay for her to steal food from the kids, but when they (mostly Eve) steal food from her it's a crisis and a crime?! I didn't know whether to laugh or roll my eyes. Okay, I split the difference and did both. LOL!

Now, I'm not always a fan of overly dramatic characters. Claire frequently pushes me into my "I'm reaching my limit" zone. I just felt like she was dramatic to be dramatic. It felt over the top for me, and I had to take a break here and there. I know. Not every character is going to be liked by all readers, and Claire (and others similar to her) are that crux for me. 

The story overall does an excellent job of keeping me engaged. The mystery isn't the main focus of the storyline all the time, but the fact remains that it's there. Piece by piece the puzzle comes together with interludes of drama between Claire and the sheriff. Man, I felt so bad for him with the office scene. I was on the floor rolling. When you see him say that Claire is "a menace to society." She really is. I think that she's a few incidents short of a warning label. LOL!

Looking for that romance? Well, it's building between Claire and the sheriff, but you get plenty of tame spice from CC and her husband, Jake. Grab a fan when they get handsy. It's a nice treat that's for sure. LOL!

This book is a collection of epic moments of hilarity, drama, and sparks. The mystery is fun to piece together and keeps you engaged from beginning to end. 

I'd honestly love to read more of these characters in the future.

4.5 out of 5 stars

Thank you to the author, Amanda Nelson, and R&R Book Tours for the opportunity to read and review this book. I look forward to what comes next! 


Claire and the Missing Heir

Publication Date: June 19, 2023

Genre: Cozy Mystery/ Romcom

When Mr. Johnson, the abrasive and crotchety bank manager who was almost universally disliked, is found dead in his house under suspicious circumstances.  Best friends CC and Claire decide the new sheriff doesn’t know enough about small towns, and the people who live there, to solve the case.  They begin asking questions, and generally annoying the sheriff, but one person points the finger at another until there are no answers, just more questions.  With lots of reasons to want Mr. Johnson dead, what finally caused somebody to kill him?  Could somebody they know really be a killer?  

Claire’s inability to keep her thoughts to herself cause hurt feelings, hilarity, and bodily harm wherever she goes, but that won’t stop CC and Claire from trying to find who might be a murderer.  Nor do the sheriff’s hopefully idle threats, and pointed statements, to keep out of his investigation.  As far as Claire is concerned, he doesn’t have much of an investigation.  

To make matters worse every time Claire and the sheriff are in the same area, he ends up injured.  She didn’t mean to hit him with her car, or slap him, or hit him with a door, or feed him dog biscuits, or run over his foot, or … well you get the idea.  A smart person would avoid the walking hazard that is Claire, but the sheriff keeps turning up wherever Claire goes.  Is it a coincidence, or something more?  The sparks and injuries fly as Claire and the new sheriff both try to solve the suspicious death of Mr. Johnson.

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About the Author

Writing has always been a hobby for Amanda Nelson. However, it was not always something she thought she could make a living with. After years of teaching elementary school, she finally sat down and wrote her first book. A cozy mystery about best friends solving a murder in their small town.

Since turning her passion into a profession she is never happier than when she sits down at her desk and puts the opening words to a new book or story on paper.

Amanda lives with her husband of over 20 years, her two grown children, and a lot of pets. When not writing she likes to spend time with family and friends, walk on the beach with her dogs, read, and take photographs.

Follow Amanda on Amazon for notifications when new books release and connect with her directly at amandanelsonauthor.com.

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Monday, July 17, 2023

Getting It On With Gargoyle Review Spotlight

 

Congratulations to Hazel Mack on the release of cozy, monster romance Getting it On with Gargoyles!


This book actually slipped past me, BUT Review Coming Soon! 

For now, be sure to check out my fellow bloggers and bookstagrammers for their reviews, spotlights and even a chance at a giveaway!

                                        Getting it On with Gargoyles (Haven Ever After #1)

Publication Date: July 17, 2023

Genre: Paranormal/ Shifter Romance

🖤bada$$ protector species monsters
🖤small town vibes but big d**k energy
🖤sarcastic FMCs obsessed with wingspans
🖤wholesome golden retriever boys who will happily ☠️ someone for putting their mate at risk
🖤cinnamon roll heroes

The small town of Ever, Massachusetts is idyllic and quaint. It’s also chock full of monsters.

THEA

When my sister thrifts an aged map with iridescent lettering leading to a town called Ever, I roll my eyes. According to a quick internet search, the town doesn’t exist. We only manage to find it with the help of a sexy gas station owner who offers to come for me if I call him. Swoon.

I quickly learn that Shepherd isn’t actually human, nobody in town is. News flash—he’s a gargoyle—a dominant, possessive, creme-brulee-loving monster. That should terrify me, but something about him keeps me coming back. Maybe it’s the snark. Maybe it’s the delicious snacks. Maybe it’s his wingspan, which leads me to wondering about the size of other things. I digress.

No one realized that when I came through the town’s protective wards, something happened to them. Now the town—and my sisters—are in danger from a soul-sucking evil that’s constantly trying to burrow its way in.

Can Shepherd and I save the town and our shot at love, or will evil ruin our happily ever after?

Getting It On With Gargoyles is the first book in the Haven Ever After monster romance series. Each book can be read as a standalone. If you’re in the mood for possessive cinnamon roll heroes, look no further. Shepherd’s got you covered. And he brings snacks.

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About the Author

Hazel Mack writes small town cozy but scorching monster romance. High heat but lots of sweet is the name of the game. She lives in Raleigh, North Carolina with Mr. Mack, Baby Mack and a dog named Andy. Hazel Mack is the sticky sweet alter ego of dark(ish) romance author Anna Fury.

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Monday, May 22, 2023

A Summer with the Hermit King Spotlight

 

Welcome to the tour for A Summer with the Hermit King by William Todd. Read on for more details!

                                                       A Summer with the Hermit King

Publication Date: December 2022

Genre: YA/ Cozy Mystery

Year: 1888. Diminutive sixteen-year-old Auggie Rose decides he can no longer take the physical and mental abuse at the hands of other boys living at the orphanage. He decides to leave and cast his lot living as a recluse on the nearby beautiful Presque Isle, a peninsula on the shores of Lake Erie. After sneaking out in the middle of the night, on his way to the peninsula, he witnesses a murder at the hands of ‘the man with a limp’.The murderer initially does not know he was witnessed. Not knowing what else to do that wouldn’t jeopardize him being sent back to the orphanage, Auggie tries as best he can to put the incident out of his head and so begins his new life adjusting to the wilds of Presque Isle. To that end, Auggie is helped along by Joe Root, a hermit himself and a curiosity among the locals, who has been living on the beaches of Presque Isle for decades. He is also befriended by kitchen help, Maisy, who works at a resort at the entrance to the peninsula. Over time, his relationship with Maisy blossoms into more than just friendship as he adjusts to his new life. During this time, he also slowly begins to realize that the murder he had witnessed is part of a larger plan that has something to do with the peninsula itself. Auggie inadvertently inserts himself into the investigation and is befriended by Will Weston, the detective investigating the murder. As businesses around Presque Isle are being bought then shuttered by a mysterious businessman, one of these owners is murdered. It is then that Auggie begins to realize that whatever nefarious plan ‘the man with the limp’ has, it is putting his life and the lives of those closest to him in mortal danger.

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About the Author

William Todd has been writing for over 20 years, primarily gothic horror stories in the style of Lovecraft, Poe, and Shelley. Loving all things Victorian, he was inspired to read (and later to write) by Arthur Conan Doyle. The first book he ever read cover to cover was Hound of the Baskervilles, which also fed his appetite for horror. William Todd has written two short story compilations of gothic horror, Dead of Night and Beyond the Gossamer Veil and one sci-fi/horror hybrid genre Something Wicked This Way Comes. He has also written multiple Sherlock Holmes pastiches, Murder in Keswick, A Reflection of Evil, Mystery of the Broken Window, and Elementary—a short story compilation, which were picked up for republish by Spellbound Publishing, LTD. Three of his short stories were part of MX Publishing’s New Sherlock Holmes Stories with proceeds going to a charity for special needs children housed in Undershaw, the very home Conan Doyle penned Hound of the Baskervilles. Writing for the books was a special privilege because his daughter, Alina, has Down Syndrome. In 2022, he published his first YA/historical novel A Summer with the Hermit King, which was an Amazon #1 New Release, and he has started yet another Sherlock Holmes compilation. When not writing (which isn’t often!) William spends his time walking the trails and beaches of Presque Isle in his home of Erie, Pennsylvania, and spending time with his family.

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