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Here’s why you Should Set Your Crime Novel in Boston
There’s just something about Boston. Article continues after advertisement Growing up in a small Connecticut town, trips to the city were exciting. When I was in tenth grade, my dad and I went to a Red Sox game; we drove up I-91 north to I-84 east to the Massachusetts Turnpike (aka the “Mass Pike”), parked at the Riverside train stop, and rode the T into the city.
MURDER IN MINIATURE
A top-class cozy infused with dry wit and charming characters who draw you in and leave you wanting more, please. Four residents of Coopers Chase, a British retirement village, compete with the police to solve a murder in this debut novel. The Thursday Murder Club started out with a group of septuagenarians working on old murder cases culled from the files of club founder Elizabeth Best’s friend Penny Gray, a former police officer who's now comatose in the village's nursing home.
The Three Types of Detective Duos You Find in Historical Mysteries
My cat has nothing in common with Maisie Dobbs. Let me back up. Picture the scene: it’s December 2021. My first nephew had just been born, and because of the pandemic, I couldn’t meet him in person or help my sister the way she’d helped me after my sons were born. I was feeling helpless, sad, and vulnerable as Christmas approached. So I did what any logical person would do. I went on PetFinder.
Phoenix: Win Passes To An Advance Screening Of 'Wicked Little Sisters'
SCREENING INFO: Tuesday, April 2 7:00 PM Harkins Camelview at Fashion Square Link for Sign-up: https://forms.gle/NQPRbob7QtfGp15LA A 1920s English seaside town bears witness to a farcical and occasionally sinister scandal in this riotous mystery comedy. Based on a stranger than fiction true story, WICKED LITTLE LETTERS follows two neighbours: deeply conservative local Edith Swan (Olivia Colman) and rowdy Irish migrant Rose Gooding (Jessie Buckley).
Book Review: 'Death In The Details: A Novel' By Katie Tietjen
Maple Bishop lives in Vermont and is now a widow, losing her doctor husband Bill in WWII. When meeting with the lawyers, she gets a check for $12.67, that’s all that is left in his estate. Maple is broke, can’t find a job using her law degree, and isn’t sure what she will do. Maple has one talent building dollhouses and local hardware store owner Ben Crenshaw offers her space in his store to make and sell them.
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