Christine Collier

Are you into complicated police procedures or detailed forensic evidence? If so, my book’s NOT for you! However, if you enjoy solving simple, short and cozy-type mysteries, my book might be your cup of tea! Speaking of tea, read “Clues in a Teacup.” Three of the thirty-five mysteries in this book happened to people in my family. I share which ones at the end of the book, plus the solution to each mystery. Romance is clearly in the air in “Goosebumps & A Gift Basket,” “Mystery Lane,” “Sleepwalking Intern,” and “Memories in a Guestroom.” Do you enjoy easy recipes? Check out “Undercover at Innisfree.” In “Pink or Blue Secrets” a mother-to-be plans on reading the results of her ultrasound test at her baby shower. In “Till Theft Do Us Part” a bride learns wedding boutiques will stop at nothing! Would you enjoy having your hair done at the new salon “Curl Up and Dye?” What happens when a lawyer visits the library and sees a ghost? You’ll find the answer in “Ghost in the Library.” A fun read for a cozy afternoon! How many can you solve?

35 Mini-Mysteries with Solutions

Solve A Cozy Mystery

Daniel L. Keating

Charley Clarke

Six short romance stories, each with quirky characters, or quirky locations, or quirky situations. You'll find a ghost, a spaceship captain, a window designer, a banker and a baker, two vampire hunters and some supernatural beings. You'll find deception, intrigue, and old memories. But most of all, you'll find true romance.

A Kiss and a Promise

Amy, a member of the Writer's Club, is busy helping her daughter, Rachel, plan her wedding. Will it be wedded bliss or more mystery for the Writer's Club? In the sleepy little town of Foggy Grove the bridal shop, Something Borrowed, Something Blue, is in the home of a wonderful seamstress, Margaret Brown. We learn that years earlier Margaret's own wedding was halted just as her father was to walk her down the aisle. Why did she never marry the man she loved so much and tenderly nicknamed, her huckleberry friend? We meet Ivory, the young helper Margaret hires to work in her shop. Ivory dreams of becoming a writer but spends much of her time caring for her sister, Jade. What has happened to the bride, Raven Moore? Why did she call off her wedding one week before it was scheduled? Why is her car parked at Foggy Grove Inlet near the Sweetheart Tree and why is her name carved into this tree with a question mark? The Foggy Grove Gazette will raise questions about Raven's whereabouts and the crow hunters that have come from all over the country. The popular column, Dear Miss Lonely Heart, will share two letters that cause a stir in Foggy Grove, as does a rare second edition of the newspaper!

Something Borrowed, Something Blue

A book filled with holiday stories. Fifteen different holidays to be exact touched with romance, humor, mystery, and inspiration! A humorous tale about New Year resolutions opens the book. A romantic Class Reunion on Valentine weekend follows. A St. Patrick's Day meal, Dinner by Candlelight and Thanksgiving at Gobble Inn, Let's Talk Turkey will make you laugh. Why has no one been allowed in The Attic for years in the Mother's Day story? Who is writing notes in dark red ink and signing them The Bookworm in the Fourth of July murder mystery? A Halloween black cat makes an appearance in Meow. Patriotic stories for Memorial and Veteran's Day add to the festivities. The heart tugging Christmas Eve story, Dear Santa, will warm the winter's cold. More mysteries at Christmas and New Year's Eve round out this anthology. A fast, enjoyable read for all!

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