Here is the list of new releases for September 9 to September 15!
Sandra Bretting: All Hats on Deck (This will be the 5th in the Missy DuBois Mystery Series.)
Allison Brook (aka Marilyn Levinson): Buried in the Stacks (This will be the 3rd in the Haunted Library Mystery Series.)
Ellen Byron: Fatal Cajun Festival (This will be the 5th in the Cajun Country Mystery Series.)
Elizabeth J. Duncan: Remembering the Dead (This will be the 10th in the Penny Brannigan Mystery Series.)
Kerry Greenwood: The Spotted Dog (This will be the 7th in the Corinna Chapman Mystery Series.)
Gemma Halliday: Victim in the Vineyard (This will be the 3rd in the Wine & Dine Mystery Series.)
Edith Maxwell (aka Maddie Day & Tace Baker): Judge Thee Not (This will be the 5th in the Quaker Midwife Mystery Series.)
Joanna Campbell Slan: Grand, Death, Auto (This will be the 14th in the Kiki Lowenstein Mystery Series.)
Ellen Byron says
Thank you so much! Always a thrill to see one of my books here.
Danna - cozy mystery list says
Ellen, you’re very welcome, and thank you for continuing to write!
Bek says
Oh, good. I’ve been waiting for the new Ellen Byron!
Danna - cozy mystery list says
Bek, you’re certainly not the only one!
Susy S says
This week is a relief. None of my authors have anything on the list. I think my next week is in two weeks.
I have to admit that a few of these look interesting……..
Danna - cozy mystery list says
Susy, well, I hope we get to something a bit more to your taste soon enough!
Susy S says
Not really a matter of taste, but of who I have already read and liked so now have to keep reading new offerings.
It is rare indeed to see a list that doesn’t have one I think would be a good read for me.
Bek says
You might enjoy the Cajun Country series, I certainly am! Admittedly, I have some ties there, my elder son was born in St. Mary Parish. He’s a little crawdad (“crawdad” is Alabamian for “crawfish,” my dad grew up there). OK, a big one, the sucker topped out at almost 6’10”. He’s utterly disgusted by it, it kept him from consideration in special forces, because so much of the equipment would have to be special ordered…he’s just too big.