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Episode 76: Lea Wait

Posted onOctober 30, 2018September 12, 2019

“What about this one?” I asked, passing several oil paintings and pointing to another large needlework. “It looks like a coat of arms.” “It does. Although about a third of the stitching is gone. I wonder if it was done Read More …

CategoriesAmateur Sleuth, Children's, Cozy, featuredTagsantiques, children, cozy, historical, Lea Wait, Maine, murder, mystery, needlepoint

Episode 74: Elizabeth McCourt

Posted onSeptember 11, 20182 Comments

I repeated my thirty seconds of speeding up and thirty seconds of rest method, sprinting around the park’s track. I was panting hard when I rounded the bend coming back to where I’d started. I veered off the track, my Read More …

Categoriesfeatured, Law, ThrillerTagsBig Easy, legal thriller, murder, mystery, New Orleans

Episode 73: Sybil Johnson

Posted onAugust 28, 2018August 28, 2018

When Rory bent down to inspect the flowerbed, she caught sight of something twinkling in the dirt. She knelt down on the grass and plunged her hand into the cool earth, clearing away the soil from around the sparkling object.  Read More …

CategoriesAmateur Sleuth, Cozy, featuredTagsbeach, cozy, halloween, holiday, murder, mystery, painting

Episode 70: Pamela Samuels Young

Posted onJuly 10, 2018July 10, 2018

If Max Montgomery ever had to commit to monogamy to save his wife’s life, she would just have to come back and haunt him from the afterlife. Max rested his forearm on the registration desk as his eyes anxiously crisscrossed Read More …

Categoriesfeatured, Law, ThrillerTagsattorney, legal, murder, mystery, Pamela Samuels Young, thriller

Episode 69: Carole Sojka

Posted onJuly 3, 2018July 2, 20182 Comments

Andi Battaglia entered the house and carefully covered her nose and mouth with her handkerchief before proceeding. Cops say once you smell the odor, you know it instantly, an observation that doesn’t make the effect any easier to handle. June Read More …

Categoriesfeatured, PoliceTagsCarole Sojka, Florida, murder, mystery, police, procedural

Episode 68: Ken Hicks and Anne Rothman-Hicks

Posted onJune 12, 2018June 12, 20181 Comment

     “Carmen’s working on a series about children and the courts,” Francine said. “Kids falling into poverty are a very big problem.”      “I’m aware of the problem, Francine. I’ll skip over the question of what has made Read More …

CategoriesAmateur Sleuth, featured, Law, ThrillerTagsAnne Rothman-Hicks, Ken Hicks, legal, murder, mystery, thriller

Episode 67: Con Lehane

Posted onMay 30, 2018May 31, 20182 Comments

The day had gone badly for Raymond Ambler, a bitterly cold, gray, January day not long after New Year’s, the wind like a knife, slicing into the cavern cut by 42nd Street between the skyscrapers on either side. The wind Read More …

Categoriesfeatured, Suspense, ThrillerTagsamateur sleuth, bar, Con Lehane, library, murder, mystery

Episode 66: Mark S. Bacon

Posted onMay 16, 2018May 15, 2018

Lyle Deming braked his Mustang hard and aimed for the sandy shoulder of the desert road. Luckily, his daughter Sam had been looking down and didn’t see the body. He passed a thicket of creosote and manzanita and pulled onto Read More …

Categoriesfeatured, Suspense, ThrillerTagscars, classic cars, murder, mystery, Nostalgia City

Episode 65: Andrea Penrose

Posted onMay 1, 2018April 30, 2018

A thick mist had crept in from the river. It skirled around the man’s legs as he picked his way through the foul-smelling mud, drifting up to cloud the twisting turns of the narrow alleyways. He paused for a moment Read More …

Categoriesfeatured, HistoricalTagsAndrea Penrose, chocolate, historical, murder, mystery, Regency

Episode 64: Mar Preston

Posted onMarch 27, 2018March 22, 20181 Comment

The deputies were excited but quiet about it, out of respect for Peach. Unexplained death was uncommon, even with the aging residents that made up much of the population of the town. Violent death was even rarer in the scattered Read More …

Categoriesfeatured, PoliceTagsMar Preston, mountain, murder, mystery, police, procedural, village

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