Review: Passenger to Frankfurt by Agatha Christie
Trust No One. Sir Stafford Nye, a minor diplomat, encounters an irresistible call to adventure on a routine business trip....
Review: Vanishing Point by Patricia Wentworth
Still waters run deep. That’s the theme of this classic English country-house mystery. The village of Hazel Green is as...
Review: Whose Body? by Dorothy L. Sayers
Two victims. Two detectives. One body. That’s the basic premise of the book, and I’ll be walking on very...
#SneakPeek: Mr Mottley & the Plushbottom Conundrum – Old Friends
As you may recall, Mottley’s longstanding friendship with Chief Inspector Forthright reached a breaking point in Mr Mottley Gets His Man:...
Review: On Her Majesty’s Frightfully Secret Service by Rhys Bowen
I wasn’t sure at first if I was going to like this book. To be perfectly honest, I wasn’t sure...
Review: Dead Cert by Dick Francis
Dick Francis is the cozy lover’s Raymond Chandler. He plunks down a hard-boiled thriller right in the middle of a cozy...
Review: Tied Up in Tinsel by Ngaio Marsh
Merry Christmas! I hope everyone had a warm, safe, and fun holiday celebration. And I hope those who don’t celebrate...
Tey For Two: A Book Binge Review
…or rather, Tey for four. I’ve been on an author binge this summer, and I don’t regret a single minute of...
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Hercule Poirot’s Tisanes
Along with Sirop de Cassis, cocoa at breakfast, and other drinks considered by Hastings to be “noxious”, Hercule Poirot is...
