Sparrow Falls Mystery

February is almost over, so it’s time to talk about our favorite Cozy Mysteries that we read in the last month. If you read a Cozy mystery this month and want to recommend it to the rest of us, be sure to post it here! I haven’t had as much time to read this much…

via Cozy Mystery Book Recommendations – February 2018 — The Cozy Mystery List Blog

Looking for something to read?  Red, Red Roses: a sparrow falls valentine is “an O’Henry-esque tale with a delightful ending”.  Available now on Amazon, B&N and also in the short story collection, A Sparrow Falls Holiday.  Happy reading!

Read the delightful short story that readers have fallen in love with!  Available now on Amazon and B&N.

“This is not your typical mystery…”

“If you love to read Debbie Macomber and Jan Karon, you will certainly fall in love with Sparrow Falls!”

“This pretty story, along with McLean’s wonderful novel The Butterfly Caper: a sparrow falls mystery #4, proves that the author is equally adept at writing compelling, believable romances combined with intriguing mysteries.”

• comments by readers, from the publisher

The following Mystery Books will be released in March 2017: March 2017 Jeff Abbott: Blame (This will be a Stand Alone mystery.) Cathy Ace: The Case of the Curious Cook (This will be the 3rd in the WISE Enquiries Agency Mystery Series.) Tessa Arlen: A Death by Any Other Name (This will be the 3rd in…

via March 2017 Mystery Book New Releases — The Cozy Mystery List Blog

It’s that time of year again. Pumpkins, costumes, candy – and murder?! Tilda once more finds herself at the center of a mystery, this one at the annual Trick or Treat party in the small cozy town of Sparrow Falls, on Halloween.

Read this five-star short story now on kindle and nook, or in the ebook and paperback anthology from Quaint Cottage Press,   A Sparrow Falls Holiday.

 Happy Reading!  (O.o)

Care for a quick cozy mystery to read over your Independence Day weekend? You DO? Then I respectfully suggest a visit to Sparrow Falls, where you will experience an old-fashioned Fourth of July picnic, a surprising and mysterious murder, and a nosy sleuth. Available now as a short story on Kindle and Nook, or included in the short story collection A Sparrow Falls Holiday, exclusively on Amazon. Thank you, and happy reading!

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Broom gives it 5 stars!  “WOW for this author and this series.  This series and this book just really entertained me. A fun book, not over long with the many recaps that other writers use. Just lets you be entertained and figure it out on your own if you can.”

On a moonlit October night in the small southern town of Sparrow Falls, North Carolina, friends gather at Ms. Tilda’s cozy Victorian cottage for an evening of thrills, chills and unexpected murder. As the time draws closer to midnight, each guest begins to wonder if the invitation was a treat – or a trick?  This story is also available in the short story collection, A Sparrow Falls Holiday, in both paperback and ebook editions. Find A Sparrow Falls Trick or Treat on Amazon, B&N, and everywhere fine books are sold.  Thank you, and Happy Reading!

I was simply tickled pink when I read the following reader review of Butler Did It: a sparrow falls mystery #2.  Every writer loves to receive this kind of comment, and it inspires me to keep writing my wee books. Many thanks to the genteel reader who posted it, and to all the others as well!  I really do appreciate your feedback.

Taking a moment to wish my genteel readers a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!  What better gift than to share with you one of my favorite web celebs, Henri the Cat, in a hilarious (and surprisingly heartwarming) retelling of A Christmas Carol.  Enjoy.