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One of the most frequent questions I get is “what Cozy is this from?” And while I like to think that I can help more often than not, I just haven’t read anything… so that’s when I fall back on asking you, the site readers!<\/p>\nOne of the most frequent questions I get is “what Cozy is this from?” And while I like to think that I can help more often than not, I just haven’t read anything… so that’s when I fall back on asking you, the site readers!<\/p>\n
Well, it’s been a while since I’ve done one of these posts, so this time I’ve got a whole bunch of them. Five, in fact. So without any further ado…<\/p>\n
From Cindy C:<\/p>\n
I\u2019m looking for a series featuring an English peer who is the 4th richest man in England or the world. I believe his name is Alex. His parents were murdered on a boat when he was about 7 and he inherited all their money. He has a faithful butler and a policeman friend who help him solve mysteries and later in the series he has a little boy, also named Alex.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
UPDATE:<\/strong>\u00a0Judith (and several others, including Laura and Diane) suggested that this is probably Ted Bell’s Alex Hawke series, which starts with Hawke<\/a><\/em>. Looking at the description, I’m pretty confident that it’s the book Cindy is looking for!<\/p>\n
From Diane:<\/p>\n
I read a mystery some time ago and really enjoyed it. It was set in Milwaukee and dealt with the Arabian carpet trade. I learned so much about those wonderful carpets, but to save my life I can\u2019t remember the author\/title. Any ideas?<\/p>\n
Thanks<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
UPDATE:<\/strong> Susan* suggested that this could be The Bloody Bokhara<\/em><\/a> by William Campbell Gault. It seems like it fits somewhat, though the descriptions I’ve found have unfortunately been very short so it’s hard to tell…<\/p>\n
From Paula R:<\/p>\n
I\u2019m trying to locate a book series I read long ago. The books were purchased from a Christian bookstore. It was written by a man who was a medical doctor and the books were based in Michigan cities, mostly in the Upper Peninsula.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
UPDATE:<\/strong> Sandra suggested this might be the Prescription for Trouble series by Richard L. Mabry, which starts with Code Blue<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n
UPDATE 2:<\/strong>\u00a0Cindy suggested another possible answer, the works of Harry Kraus, another medical doctor. His main series is the Claire McCall series, which starts with All I’ll Ever Need<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n
From Betsy:<\/p>\n
Looking for a book about two white arabian horses. Thriller, mystery, romance about a woman and her musical daughter. Her former lover shows up to protect her and fight the bad guys. Of course, they rekindle their relationship after a tryst in the barn and it turns out he is the girls father. Running through the story are the two white arabian horses. Can\u2019t remember the title or author.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
From Sheila:<\/p>\n
I\u2019m looking for a mystery about a woman who hits her sisters abusive husband, they press charges, she goes to prison. When she gets out she leads bird enthusiasts in central park.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n