A Catered Murder by Isis Crawford

When Bernadette Simmons goes to work for her sister Libby's catering business in New York, it's a recipe for disaster as the two find themselves in the midst of a murder mystery they can really sink their teeth into. It's only been a few days since Bernie and Libby started working together I A Little Taste of Heaven, and already they've got their hands full - baking cookies and slicing rare beef tenderloin to serve at a high school reunion. The dinner has a "Dracula" theme and a very strange guest of honour: Laird Wrenn, a New York Times bestselling author of vampire novels. Libby and Bernie know this will be an evening unlike any other. And they're proven right when Laird pours a glass of water, takes a long sip - and drops stone-cold dead...Now, with murder on the menu and Libby under suspicion, the sisters will have to put their heads together to figure out whodunit - in a mystery that promises to be deadly to the very last bite.


I loved this book. Not sure why I had it sitting here for such a long time.. I am happy that I finally picked it up and read it. Looking forward to more in the series.

Hokus Pokus by Fern Michaels

There is no match for the Sisterhood - the seven friends who have taken vigilante justice to a new level - not even the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Although the women foiled former FBI director Mitch Riley's plot to frame their friends Judge Nellie Easter and lawyer Lizzie Fox, now they must remain in exile or risk capture. They can't complain about their opulent digs on a remote, luxurious mountaintop, but the ladies desperately miss home.

Their wish to return might come true sooner than they expect when they receive a panicked call from Supreme Court Chief Justice Pearl Barnes, who faces blackmail for her own illegal brand of justice. Now the women must not only sneak back into the United States, but also remain undetected as they investigate. But how do you make seven women disappear? With a nosy reporter on the brink of exposing them, the clock is ticking as the Sisterhood tries to create a little magic - and save the day . . .


Another great installment in the sisterhood series. You know everything is going to work out for them in the end...but still a fun read

A Murderous Glaze by Melissa Glazer

This debut of the Clay and Crime mysteries introduces Vermont paint-your-own-pottery shop owner Carolyn Emerson, who after finding dead body, must clear her name, with the help of The Firing Squad, her shops pottery club. Includes directions for a pottery project.

I really enjoyed this book and look forward to more in the series.

Death Song by Michael McGarrity

I read a lot of series and I am always happy when the next book come out. Michael McGarrity does it again. This book does not disappoint. In fact I came home from work early and relaxed and read until I was finished with it. Now the long wait for the next one.

Knitting Bones by Monica Ferris

It was nice catching up with Betsy and crew. Not the best book in the series but
still an enjoyable read.

Blood Dreams by Kay Hooper

I have been waiting awhile for this book to be released and in my opinion it was
worth the wait. I can't wait for the next one in the series to come out.It was nice to catch up with Bishop and the gang, and the new characters.