The Little Shop of Murders
Book shops, boutiques and small businesses are the lifeblood of small towns but what secrets lie behind those pretty display windows and in the alleyways behind these charming streets?
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'The Little Shop of Murders' collects together fifteen superb cozy mysteries written by some of the finest authors in the genre.
All author and publisher profits from the sale of this book go to children's charities, helping those most in need.
Step inside for a personal retail experience like no other!
'The Little Shop of Murders' collects together fifteen superb cozy mysteries written by some of the finest authors in the genre.
All author and publisher profits from the sale of this book go to children's charities, helping those most in need.
Stories include:
Don't Toy with Me by Diane Kelly
A Man With No Imagination by Millie Ravensworth
The Forget-Me-Not Antiques Mystery by Victoria Tait
It Was Our Song by Nikki Knight
Always and Furever by Eryn Scott
Wild Irish Dreams by Lise McClendon
Architect of a Murder by Carlene O'Connor
Blooms and Blackmail by London Lovett
Secondhand Murder by J. New
The Lady of the House by Flora McGowan
Requiem for a Violin by Geraldine Moorkens Byrne
Nightly Nuisance by Kathryn Mykel
The Gift of Dragons by ACF Bookens
Nowhere to Hide by Debbie Young
Murder in the Bookshop by Rachel McLean
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Community Reviews
The Little Shop of Murders is a delightful cozy anthology. These 15 novellas set in various shop settings were are well written and fun for a quick read. The collection contained a mix of authors that were new and familiar to me.
Particular standouts for me were “Always & Furever” by Eryn Scott. A bookshop with adoptable cats seems like a dream come true to me. The sweet second chance love story was an added bonus. “The Gift of Dragons” by ACF Bookens. The description of the illuminated manuscript was lovely. I could easily picture it in my head. The explanation of where it came from was also very touching. “Nightly Nuisance” by Kathryn Mykel. Fun story with a cute twist.
Overall Rating of 4.5 stars. Individual story ratings:
“Don’t Toy With Me” - Diane Kelly 5*
“A Man With No Imagination” - Millie Ravensworth 5*
“The Forget-Me-Not Antiques Mystery” - Victoria Tait 5*
“It Was Our Song” - Nikki Knight 4 *
“Always & Furever” - Eryn Scott 5*
“Wild Irish Dreams” - Lise McClendon 4*
“Architect of Murder” - Carlene O’Connor 4*
“Blooms & Blackmail” - London Lovett 5*
“Second Hand Murder” - J. New 4*
“The Lady of the House” - Flora McGowan 5*
“Requiem for a Violin” - Geraldine Moorkens Byrne 5*
“Nightly Nuisance” - Kathryn Mykel 5*
“The Gift of Dragons” - ACF Bookens 5*
“Nowhere to Hide” - Debbie Young 4*
“Murder in the Bookshop” - Rachel McLean 5*.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Particular standouts for me were “Always & Furever” by Eryn Scott. A bookshop with adoptable cats seems like a dream come true to me. The sweet second chance love story was an added bonus. “The Gift of Dragons” by ACF Bookens. The description of the illuminated manuscript was lovely. I could easily picture it in my head. The explanation of where it came from was also very touching. “Nightly Nuisance” by Kathryn Mykel. Fun story with a cute twist.
Overall Rating of 4.5 stars. Individual story ratings:
“Don’t Toy With Me” - Diane Kelly 5*
“A Man With No Imagination” - Millie Ravensworth 5*
“The Forget-Me-Not Antiques Mystery” - Victoria Tait 5*
“It Was Our Song” - Nikki Knight 4 *
“Always & Furever” - Eryn Scott 5*
“Wild Irish Dreams” - Lise McClendon 4*
“Architect of Murder” - Carlene O’Connor 4*
“Blooms & Blackmail” - London Lovett 5*
“Second Hand Murder” - J. New 4*
“The Lady of the House” - Flora McGowan 5*
“Requiem for a Violin” - Geraldine Moorkens Byrne 5*
“Nightly Nuisance” - Kathryn Mykel 5*
“The Gift of Dragons” - ACF Bookens 5*
“Nowhere to Hide” - Debbie Young 4*
“Murder in the Bookshop” - Rachel McLean 5*.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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