Description: "Three St. Patrick's Day themed novellas set in Maine feature Lucy Stone, Hayley Powell, and Julia Snowden all trying to solve suspicious deaths in unexpected circumstances."--
Review Quotes: Praise for the Cozy Mystery Anthologies by Leslie Meier, Lee Hollis, and Barbara Ross
"Haunted houses, a holiday staple, are an especially good fit for the authors' folksy Down East setting...All three tales offer a dash of detection, but their strong suit is hometown charm." --Kirkus Reviews on Halloween Party Murder "This anthology boasts three tales of yuletide murder in coastal Maine...sparkly writing and emotional depth link this trio of holiday cozies." --Publishers Weekly, STARRED REVIEW on Eggnog Murder "This fun whodunit kept me entertained!" --First for Women on Halloween Party Murder "These Maine stories are lots of fun and unlikely to deter anyone from renting a place on the coast for a quiet getaway." --Seacoast Online on Halloween Party Murder "There is plenty of cozy mystery fun in this Halloween-themed set of stories that will be a good introduction to new readers of the authors." --Parkersburg News & Sentinel on Halloween Party Murder "Just in time for Halloween, Haunted House Murder is a three-novella collection of creepy but fun Halloween stories complete with ghosts, oddball characters, mayhem, and murder." --Kennebec Journal on Halloween Party Murder "Kick back with something sweet and indulge in three bite-sized Yuletide tales too good to resist!" --Suspense Magazine on Yule Log Murder "A hearty collection that should satisfy readers who crave a little something sweet with a pinch of sinister." --Criminal Element on Yule Log Murder "Eggnog Murder offers three, delightfully fun, murder-mystery novellas sure to spice up a cozy winter night's reading." --Maine Morning Sentinel on Eggnog Murder "This collection of short cozy mysteries set in Maine and featuring delicious recipes serves as a great introduction to these authors' series for new readers or a bite-sized delicacy to tide established fans over until the next book." --Library Journal on Eggnog Murder