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People send in questions to the site all the time, and one of the most common questions is “can you help me remember the name of this book?” Sometimes I can help, other times I can’t… and when that happens, I’ve found that it often helps to ask the rest of you, the site readers! It’s been a while since I’ve done one of these, so they’ve really started to add up!<\/p>\n
From Cindy A.<\/p>\n
I do have a Cozy Mystery series I started reading many years ago about a young woman that started her own Crime Scene clean-up. I am hoping that the author is still writing it and someone can tell me the series….<\/p>\n
The main character is female and had a young man working for\/with her also. She could see and communicate with the victims and I believe that this was only possible if they met Foul Play. The young man was a friend and great help, but it seems that she may have been going to lose him to another career choice that he wanted or something like that.<\/p>\n
I wish I could tell more or at least the time period, but can only come up with this and that it may be around the early 2000s.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
EDIT<\/strong>: From the comments of multiple people (thanks to everyone! too numerous to list unfortunately – this one might have been a bit of a “softball” question!), this looks like it’s probably Wendy Roberts<\/strong><\/a>‘s Ghost Dusters Mystery Series<\/strong>. A few other people have mentioned Christy Barritt<\/strong><\/a>‘s Squeaky Clean Mystery Series<\/strong>, so that’s also a possible answer.<\/p>\n
From Brandy L:<\/p>\n
Do any of you know of a series about a serial killer at Holy Cross College?<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
EDIT<\/strong>: Kathleen suggested this could be part of the Sister Mary Helen Mystery Series by Carol Anne O’Marie.<\/p>\n
From Glen:<\/p>\n
… does anyone remember a mystery set on the west coast, I think in Northern California about a woman who worked for the city telephone co? The California mystery was not a generally used term. At least not that I knew of\u2026but they were very good, and would definitely fall into the cozy category.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
EDIT<\/strong>: Amy suggested this could be Number, Please<\/em><\/a><\/strong>, by Sheree Petree.<\/p>\n
From J. Bouchard:<\/p>\n
Do you know if there is a cozy mystery that the main sleuth is 80 years old and delivers meals on wheel? Thank you for your assistance.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n