Sheryl C.D. Ickes

When someone has a cozy mystery set in Gettysburg, PA, my ears perk up. See what I thought on Misty Lynn's book, Hometown Murder.

Are you in the market for a cozy mystery that not only has the charm of a medieval castle in England, but also contains ghostly fun and cute pets? Check out my review of Elizabeth Penney's Bodies and Battlements.

This next author, J. T. Kunkel, has a series that is set along Point Pleasant Beach, and we talk about the second installment...On the Writing Block. Now, if you are a fan of his works, then you're in luck! More is coming out this year, AND we have the first chapter of Under the Surface available for you to read.

Jane Austen is one of those authors who stands the test of time, and having a cozy mystery series inspired by her is just one of those examples. Check out Katie Oliver's A Jane Austen Tea Society Mystery series through the interview she gave On the Writing Block with Sheryl.

With the weather warming up, it's the perfect time for me to introduce an author with a summer-themed mystery made for a great vacation read! Check out A Mid-Summer's Murder by Geri Krotow as she visits me On the Writing Block with Sheryl.

This mystery is one for lovers of wine, cozies, and amateur sleuths. Check out Erin Hayden's Murder Uncorked, the first in her series.

Are you interested in what bones can teach us after a person's been dead for ten years? Gideon Oliver in Where There's a Will answers that!

Join me as Libby Castle discusses her book Madame Pompette Sets Up Shop On the Writing Block. Free sample included.

I recently dove back into the world of Gideon Oliver, aka the Skeleton Detective, in the book Dying on the Vine. Check out my review!

As a fellow PA author, I had a great time chatting with cozy mystery author Susan Kimmel Wright about Mabel and the Unholy Night.

The Seafarer's Secret is a pirate themed cozy mystery, with little romance, and one interesting murder twist. Here is what I liked about it.

In this edition of my latest reads book reviews, I give a little insight into the wonderfully paced novel of Douglas Stuart's Fair Game.

You may recall that I published a review of Mystery in Rocky Mountain National Park, the first in Aaron Johnson's series. This time...

I used to read J.A. Jance and recently stumbled upon some wonderful novellas that she wrote entitled The Old Blue Line and Random Acts.

Had an awesome time talking up a storm with fellow cozy mystery author Gabby Allan on her podcast, Out On A Limb.