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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The safest place in Mosswood is where the lie was buried. Dog walker Ivy Rowe knows every trail, every regular, and every small-town routine that keeps Bracken Ridge feeling safe. It is the place she rebuilt her life. The place that helped her put herself back together. Then her corgi, Watson, uncovers a leash that should not exist. A year ago, Harper Sloan vanished near Black Fern Drop, and the town settled on the explanation that made grief bearable: the weather turned, the trail gave way, and the mountain kept its secrets. But Ivy knows the leash Watson finds. She repaired its clasp herself three days before Harper disappeared. The clasp is intact.The leash did not fail.Someone buried it. As Ivy starts asking questions, Mosswood offers what small towns always offer first: concern, memory, ritual. and silence. Everyone remembered Harper differently. Everyone seems to know just enough to keep the story tidy. But the more Ivy follows Watson's instincts, the more she uncovers hidden notes, uneasy loyalties, and the possibility that Harper didn't simply get lost on the trail. She got too close to something someone needed buried. Now Ivy is no longer just protecting her clients, her dogs, and her carefully rebuilt routine. She's risking the thing she trusted most: her belief that Bracken Ridge was safe, and that the people around her were exactly who they seemed to be. Leashes & Lies is a smart, atmospheric cozy mystery with a sharp emotional edge-perfect for readers who love loyal dogs, watchful heroines, small-town secrets, and mysteries where local knowledge matters as much as the clues. Start walking the trail-but don't expect everyone in Mosswood to tell the truth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The rose that won the festival was the one nobody could explain.At Meadowbrook's annual Rose Festival, reputations are supposed to bloom in public: judges judge, breeders boast, and the town pretends competition is the same thing as civility.Then celebrated rose breeder Callum Strathmore is found dead beneath the centerpiece arch.The body is bad enough. The missing crimson climber is worse.Strathmore's newest rose was already shadowed by accusations of stolen work, contested breeding records, and a patent dispute sharp enough to poison every conversation in the greenhouse. Now Dr. Bloom-botanist, judge, and the one person trained to read what plants reveal-must decide what the festival is really protecting: a murderer, a fraud, or a secret older than the prize table.Every suspect has cultivated the right appearance. The polished breeder with too much charm. The assistant who knows more than she should. The society gatekeepers guarding the vault. The rival whose grievance has roots. And in the middle of it all, a rose that should not be there.Perfect for readers who love intelligent cozy mysteries, amateur sleuths, garden-club intrigue, village secrets, botanical clues, and traditional whodunits where the quietest detail is often the most dangerous.Step into The Rose Festival Murder-where every bloom has a history, and one stolen rose may be worth killing for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A dead socialite. A poisoned cup of tea. And a village where everyone is hiding something. When Cecilia Wren returned to Thimblewick to run her grandmother's beloved tea room, she expected scones, bergamot, and the gentle rhythms of village life. She did not expect murder. During the annual Mother's Day High Tea at the Wisteria Lane Tea Room, Agnes Fortescue-pillar of the community-collapses over her third cup of Cecilia's signature blend. Within hours, the tea room is sealed as a crime scene. And Cecilia's tea is the suspected weapon. But Cecilia knows tea. She can taste a lie. As suspicion settles over the charming high street, Cecilia begins to uncover secrets steeped deep in Thimblewick's history-failed businesses, old loyalties, buried grudges, and a truth someone has been protecting for decades. With a quietly observant detective watching her every move and the village turning cold, Cecilia must use her refined palate and sharper instincts to find the poisoner. Before her livelihood-and her freedom-are destroyed. Perfect for fans of Richard Osman, Agatha Christie, and M.C. Beaton. Pour a cup, settle in, and prepare for a mystery as layered as a three-tier tea tray. Scroll up and grab your copy today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A windswept Irish village. A long-buried secret. A death that was never meant to surface. When Boston genealogist Fiona Callahan returns to her grandmother's village on Ireland's western coast, she expects parish records, quiet archives, and maybe a few family stories. She does not expect a body. Kilcarra is the kind of place where everyone knows your name - and remembers your history. The Shamrock & Stone pub has always been the heart of the village, and its owner, Paddy Flaherty, its living memory. Until the morning he is found dead. Officially, it may be a tragic loss. But Fiona knows what she smelled in the cold ash of the pub's hearth. And she knows Paddy was about to make a public announcement about the disputed West Field - land tied to her own grandmother's past. In a village where history is guarded more fiercely than property, and loyalty runs deeper than truth, Fiona must untangle: - A decades-old land dispute - Parish records no one wants examined - A secret someone was willing to bury - permanently As sea mist rolls in from the Atlantic and suspicion settles over Shamrock Shore, Fiona discovers that in Kilcarra, the past is never truly gone. It's only waiting. Perfect for readers of atmospheric Irish crime fiction, small-town mysteries, and literary suspense with emotional depth. Scroll up and step into Kilcarra - but be careful what you uncover. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A hidden jar beneath the greenhouse. A beekeeper dead by morning. A town's magic turning wrong. Marigold Graves knows plants, patterns, and the quiet language of living things. At Glassroot, the greenhouse she inherited from her grandmother, she has built a life from soil, herbal craft, and careful attention to what the world reveals before anyone else notices. Then a soil-warming charm misfires and cracks open a flagstone beneath her bench, revealing an old clay jar engraved with bees, rootline sigils, and her grandmother's hand. Hours later, local beekeeper Rowan Hale is found dead in his honey house. The town says it may have been natural causes. Marigold isn't convinced. The bees are flying away from Rowan's apiary. Honey tastes wrong. Ordinary spells are misfiring across Briarwick. And the deeper Marigold digs into the jar's warning and the town's old guild records, the clearer it becomes that Rowan discovered something dangerous before he died. Now, with the rootlines failing and powerful people calling theft "stewardship," Marigold must untangle a trail of poisoned tea, buried magical records, and long-protected civic secrets before Briarwick's fragile balance collapses completely. Perfect for readers who love cozy fantasy mysteries, witchy small towns, intelligent amateur sleuths, botanical magic, and atmospheric whodunits with depth. If you enjoy magical systems woven into village life, quietly sharp heroines, bees and herbal lore, and mysteries built on secrets hidden in old records and older soil, Honeycomb & Hexes is your next irresistible read. Scroll up and grab your copy today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A hidden ledger. A dead widow. A corsetiere who can read secrets in the seams. In Victorian Whitechapel, corsetiere Eliza Hartfield is known for two things: flawless fits and absolute discretion. So when Honoria Fincham arrives with mourning stays concealing something stitched deep inside the seams, Eliza knows she is handling more than a routine alteration. Before the truth can be spoken aloud, Honoria is found dead. What Eliza discovered inside the garment points to a secret someone has worked very hard to keep buried. Now, with her quick-eyed apprentice Ivy beside her and Detective Sergeant Hale circling the case from the official side of the law, Eliza must follow the evidence the only way she knows how: stitch by stitch, seam by seam, and detail by detail. As whispers of financial ruin, blackmail, and old violence spread through Whitechapel, Eliza's knowledge of women's work reveals what others overlook-and puts her in the path of a killer who has underestimated exactly what a careful woman notices. Whalebone & Whispers is an atmospheric historical murder mystery filled with hidden histories, sharp observation, and slow-burn suspense-the gripping first installment in the Eliza Hartfield Whitechapel Mystery series. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A luxury wedding. A missing best man. A body in the wine cellar. Daphne Marchetti plans weddings for people who need perfection. She builds timelines like armor. She solves disasters before they happen. She does not get involved in family politics. Until a guest is found dead beneath a fallen wine barrel. Bellacova Estate is the kind of Italian vineyard where fortunes are made quietly and marriages are arranged carefully. The rehearsal dinner goes smoothly - until an uninvited man arrives with a briefcase and unfinished business. By morning, he's dead. The wedding is suspended.The best man has vanished.And the bride and groom are negotiating more than vows. As tensions rise between powerful families, Daphne realizes the crime didn't begin in the cellar - it began long before the ceremony was scheduled. Now she must untangle lies layered as carefully as vintage wine. before another life is uncorked. Perfect for fans of destination thrillers, sharp female leads, and high-society secrets. Some weddings are built to last.Some are built to hide something. Scroll up and start reading. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. She had spent twelve years hiding things in plain sight. She recognised the method immediately.Edith Penrose runs the March Violet Tea Rooms the way she once ran courier routes for the suffrage movement: with complete attention and no wasted motion. She reads a room before she reads a menu - the customer who positions herself with her back to the wall and a clear view of the door is not there for the Victoria sponge. The woman who checks the entrance every thirty seconds is counting something. The compact left on the saucer was not forgotten.Silver. A little worn at the corners. A functional object chosen, not given. She opened it upstairs, under the lamp, away from Elsie. The powder had been arranged into three sections.Purple. White. Green. The suffragette colours, set with the precision of someone who knew exactly what they were doing. The system - her system, the one she had helped design and taught to a handful of women and assumed had dispersed along with everything else - was still running. Someone had used it to find her.The next evening, she put on her good coat and went to the Blue Canary to return the compact to the girl with the good shoes. The girl was already dead.Daisy had been a dancing girl. She had also, according to everyone who noticed such things, been rather too interested in how the club's books were kept. She had a row with the cornet player the night she died - something about an arrangement sheet with too much of his own handwriting worked into the margins, something she said wasn't his to keep private. The man in the dark suit at the bar had government written in his posture. Nobody was talking about any of it.In Edith's kitchen pantry, on the highest shelf, six dark green tins had been sitting in the same positions since 1912. The third from the left was slightly less dusty than the others - recently touched, not by Edith. Inside the tin, wrapped in oilcloth, she found what Daisy had left her: a cloakroom ticket numbered 14, a lipstick wrapper with two words written on the foil in pencil, and a note in Daisy's own hand - the quick, certain writing of someone who had learned efficiency because it was required of her. The note explained what Daisy had found in the archive on Greek Street. It explained why she had to be silenced.Edith had built a quieter life. She had told herself that was a choice. Standing in the kitchen at closing time with the rain ticking against the glass roof and Daisy's note open under the lamp, she understood that the life had simply been waiting - the way a tool waits on a shelf when you are not willing to throw it away.London, 1926. A system designed to protect women is now being used against them. The smallest object can carry the deadliest truth - and Edith Penrose is the only person left who knows how to read it.If you love 1920s London, sharp women who read rooms before they read people, and mysteries built on secrets that were never meant to surface - Lipstick & Liberty is your next obsession. Scroll up and grab your copy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. At Meadowbrook Zoo, routine keeps everyone safe.Until the morning the otters say something is wrong. Zoo veterinarian Beckett Rhodes knows exactly how long morning rounds should take when nothing is off. She knows the smell of stress in an otter habitat. She knows what belongs in a controlled-substance cabinet, what belongs in an animal care log, and what absolutely does not belong in a dead keeper's access building. When otter keeper Jared Kessler is found dead behind a bolted door, the zoo wants answers fast. But Beckett sees the details that don't fit: the otters were disturbed before anyone noticed the body, a specialized sedative is missing from her clinic, and falsified medication records are pointing in a direction that should be impossible. Worse, some of those records carry her own name. As Beckett follows the discrepancies through animal transfers, internal records, vanished colleagues, and Meadowbrook's carefully managed public face, she begins to uncover a pattern that turns the zoo from a place of care into the scene of a hidden, ongoing crime. Because this was never only about one dead keeper. It was about who has been lying inside the system for years.And what they are willing to do to keep the animals-and the people who care for them-from leading anyone to the truth. With Detective Sergeant Nolan Cray asking precise questions, the staff reacting under pressure, and the otters still behaving like something moved through their space in the night, Beckett will have to trust the one thing she knows best: what doesn't fit is usually where the real story begins. Death at the Otter Pool is a smart, animal-rich mystery perfect for readers who love zoos, observant women sleuths, forensic detail, and crimes where the smallest anomaly cracks open something far more dangerous underneath. Enter Meadowbrook Zoo-but don't assume the gentlest places are the safest. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Someone wrote the murder in her voice. Mystery novelist Frannie Wexler has built a careful life inside Black Reef Light-alone, disciplined, and far enough above Morrow Cove to keep the town at a manageable distance. Then an anonymous package arrives at the lighthouse. Inside is a manuscript.It is written in a voice disturbingly close to her own.It describes a murder in the fog-cistern beneath Black Reef Light.And the victim is a man Frannie spoke to the night before. By dawn, the body is there. Now Frannie is trapped inside a story someone else has written for her-one that turns her home into a crime scene, her profession into evidence, and her own literary instincts into the very thing she can no longer trust. As the Lantern Night festival gathers around the harbor and the town begins deciding what role Frannie plays in the death, she starts following the manuscript the way she would follow a flawed draft: line by line, clue by clue, looking for the place where imitation gives way to intent. What she finds leads through Morrow Cove's reading room, its literary festival, its private loyalties, and the quiet machinery of a town that knows how to preserve its image. Because this was never just a stunt, and never just fan obsession. Someone local knew her work well enough to borrow it-and knew the town well enough to turn fiction into a method. Drafts & Deadlights is an atmospheric coastal mystery for readers who love secluded lighthouses, intelligent women sleuths, literary intrigue, small-town secrets, and puzzles built around books, archives, and the dangerous difference between a public voice and a private one. Open the manuscript. Enter the lighthouse. But don't assume the person telling the story wants justice more than they want to be understood. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A perfect Thanksgiving. A missing carving knife. And a patriarch who won't survive the toast. Savannah Thorne has catered enough estates to know that wealth doesn't prevent disaster - it just plates it beautifully. The Kensington family's holiday dinner is meant to repair old wounds. The table is set. The cranberry sauce follows a recipe older than anyone at the table. Then Archibald Kensington collapses in his study between courses. At first, it looks like a cardiac event. But Savannah notices two things: Her carving knife has vanished from the dining room sideboard. And the cranberry sauce tastes. wrong. As Sheriff Hargrove questions the household, Savannah quietly begins her own inventory - of pantry orders, of family rivalries, of who passed the carving station and when. A burned document smolders in the study fireplace. An unusual extract appears on the liquor order. And someone in the house understands legacy better than grief. Now the caterer with the missing knife must uncover the truth before she becomes the most convenient suspect in the room. Perfect for fans of country house mysteries, smart culinary sleuths, and This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. At the Meadowbrook Spring Garden Show, beauty is everything-until someone ends up dead among the orchids.When retired botanist Harriet Bloom returns to judge the prestigious Meadowbrook Spring Garden Show, she expects competitive roses, political donors, and the usual horticultural drama. She does not expect to find the Society's powerful president dead on the greenhouse floor, a sprig of deadly monkshood clutched in her hand.Now the exhibition greenhouse is sealed. The show must go on. And everyone has something to hide.As Harriet digs intoA decades-old rivalry over a legendary prize-winning roseMissing conservatory records and a locked basementDonors with influence to protectBreeders with reputations on the lineshe begins to suspect the murder is rooted not in tonight's competition, but in a secret buried thirty years ago.In a world where rare orchids command fortunes and reputations bloom or wither overnight, Harriet must follow the evidence before another life is cut short.Perfect for fans of intelligent cozy mysteries, garden-themed crime fiction, and atmospheric whodunits with sharp female leads. If you love horticulture, hidden histories, and mysteries that grow darker by the page, step inside the Orchid House. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A Fourth of July festival. A missing siren. A body beneath the lighthouse. Wave Sanderson knows the ocean. She runs Drift & Scoop on the Pelican Bay boardwalk, tracks tides in her head, and trusts patterns more than people. So when the annual fireworks test siren doesn't sound on the night of the Fourth, she knows something is wrong. Minutes later, the fireworks coordinator is found dead at the base of the lighthouse. Authorities call it an accident. Wave isn't convinced. Because before he died, Harlan Briggs adjusted the launch window. He studied offshore coordinates no one else noticed. And he carried something in his pocket he hadn't reported. As festival politics unravel and a controversial waterfront development divides the town, Wave begins to suspect the truth isn't buried in the sky above the fireworks. It's hidden in the water below. Now she must follow the tide charts, decode what Briggs discovered offshore, and uncover what someone in Pelican Bay would kill to keep submerged. Perfect for fans of coastal cozy mysteries, smart female sleuths, and layered small-town intrigue. In Pelican Bay, the tide always comes back. The truth does too. Scroll up and start reading. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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