Best Served Cold (A Trailer Park Mystery)4 reviews Jimmie Ruth Evans Berkley, 2007 cooking up another great cozy + Racial issues + Keeps Getting Better + Reality series             No Nest for the Wicket (Meg Lanslow Mysteries)19 reviews Donna Andrews St. Martin's Minotaur, 2006 Entertaining, witty, well-plotted - one of best in the series + No the Best of the Series but Still a Delight + Escape reading + Great + Interesting but Not as Fantastic as Previous Books             The Body in the Attic: A Faith Fairchild Mystery (Faith Fairchild Mysteries)11 reviews Katherine Hall Page Avon, 2005 Reading pleasure + Not Her Best + past meets present in more ways than one + WELL WRITTEN AND ENJOYABLE + Nice entry in a favorite series             Through a Glass, Deadly (Glassblowing Mysteries, No. 1)13 reviews Sarah Atwell Berkley, 2008 Great new series + Admirable first effort. Decent mystery, character, story + Nice! I like happy ending. This is a fun read -- lots of interesting information about glass-blowing, intriguing characters and some great plot twists. Looking forward to the next book in this enjoyable new series!             Death of a Dreamer (Hamish Macbeth Mysteries, No. 22)25 reviews M. C. Beaton Grand Central Publishing, 2007 ANOTHER FUN AND GRATIFYING READ. + Love and Death in the Highlands + Scottish Highland Mystery Fun + Nice Cozy Mystery + Death in the Highlands             Sacred Cows17 reviews Karen E Olson Mysterious Press, 2005 A rollicking start to a new series + Holy cow, I enjoyed it! + Sacre Moos! First in a mystery series featuring Annie Seymour, a police-beat newspaper reporter in New Haven, Connecticut. Annie is a hard-edged, cynical, experienced reporter who lives a somewhat chaotic life. When she is awakened at 3 a.m. by her editor telling her there's a dead body and to get her [...]. ...             Sit, Stay, Slay (Kendra Ballantyne, Petsitter Mysteries, No. 1)16 reviews Linda O. Johnston Berkley, 2005 Good new series + A series debut with bite! + Good Debut This was a darn good new series. I am going to get the Second one today . That good, i have to buy it before i will wait till the library will finally get around to getting it. Hurrah a new read!!             Family Skeletons (Torie O'Shea, Book 1)10 reviews Rett MacPherson St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1998 Love this author! + A good mystery + Entertaining, well-plotted, and kind of cozy... + I loved this book! + A EXCELLENT READ - A REFRESHING READ             Sins and Needles (Needlecraft Mysteries)29 reviews Monica Ferris Berkley Hardcover, 2006 Oh, please. A long-lost relative, a hidden treasure map, a murdered matriach leaving behind a quirky will... this story had all the potential to be a page turner. But while this was a well-written book in the language sense, I found the plot extremely difficult to follow. There were too many new ...             Murder On Monday (Lois Meade Mystery)22 reviews Ann Purser Berkley, 2003 Excellent fiction. + Great whodunit - real, working class British characters + So many books, not enough time..... + Books I have ordered and received from Amazon             Scratch the Surface (Cat Lover's Mysteries)31 reviews Susan Conant Berkley Hardcover, 2005 Purrfectly charming! + More, please! + great mystery - different and catchy + Scratch the Surface             Deadly Advice (An Advice Column Mystery)29 reviews Roberta Isleib Berkley, 2007 Well Done + A great new series - I am psyched! + More than a cozy + More Please             Chow Down (Melanie Travis Mysteries)6 reviews Laurien Berenson Kensington, 2006 Loved this book! + Another Good Romp With Melanie and Company + Charming characters make this mystery really enjoyable Everybody needs to laugh and everybody needs to think and this book makes you pee your pants laughing while trying to solve a mystery. My hats off to Ms Berenson for making me turn the pages of this book faster than the last 4 books that I've recently read. I highly recommend any of the ...             Shooting Gallery: An Art Lover's Mystery14 reviews Hailey Lind Signet, 2006 even funnier than the first + Shooting Gallery + Stephanie Plum-light in San Francisco's art world + A Sharply Witty and Smart Mystery             Nightmare in Shining Armor: A Den of Antiquity Mystery (Den of Antiquity)14 reviews Tamar Myers Avon, 2001 Wynnell the Headless Antique Dealer + Bright Mystery + fast, funny, lightweight mystery + Rip-roaring plot.             Abby Cooper, Psychic Eye (Psychic Eye Mysteries, Book 1)70 reviews Victoria Laurie Signet, 2004 Great start to a new series! + P.I.- psychic eye or private eye? + Fun Read!! + Great series!             Agatha Raisin and the Haunted House (Agatha Raisin Mysteries, No. 14)15 reviews M. C. Beaton St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2007 Agatha is on the prowl again + Agatha Raisin The Haunted House + Tangy Raisins & Itchy Twitches; Munch, Balm, & Ride In this, the 14th volume of the long running AGATHA RAISIN series we find the quiet little Cotswold village of Carsely in the midst of a dismal spring. Agatha's ex-husband, James, has sold his cottage, leaving the village, and Agatha, for good. The new owner though is a handsome man and of the ...             Raiders of the Lost Corset: A Crime of Fashion Mystery13 reviews Ellen Byerrum Signet, 2006 Lacey Rules + Smithsonian Strikes (A Home Run) Again! + Fashion and Mystery + good book and not predictable             I Dreamed I Married Perry Mason13 reviews Susan Kandel Avon, 2005 Score a ten for Susan Kendel + Pleasantly surprised! + Fun Anyone who has devoured the Perry Mason mysteries will love reading this story. The author has carefully researched the life and times of Earl Stanley Gardner and she flavors this book with much of it. In addition, the protaganist, Cece Caruso, is a great character who sports vinatge clothing. ...             The Bookwoman's Last Fling: A Cliff Janeway Novel (Cliff Janeway Novels)46 reviews John Dunning Pocket, 2007 A favorite series + A BIBLOPHILE IN EQUESTRIAN TERRITORY I love the Bookman series by John Dunning. This one had a lot about horse racing. Not a field of interest of mine but that said, I still look forward to the next Bookman. Until I read the book I was worried that this was the last in the series based on the title.