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Review Date: 2/10/2018
Interesting concept, but very poorly written.
Alfred Hitchcock and The Three Investigators in The Mystery of the Whispering Mummy
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Review Date: 6/16/2006
Published in 1965
Number three in the Alfred Hitchock and the Three Investigators series
Number three in the Alfred Hitchock and the Three Investigators series
Review Date: 4/22/2007
Mrs. Pollifax is an older women who got bored being retired and presented herself to the CIA to be a spy.In this one she is sent half way across the world to look for an enemy agent who defected then vanished.
Review Date: 1/10/2006
A mysterious and tragic accident in the 1950's; an inexplicable suicide twenty years later. What was the strange link between the two - and Caroline Hunterton's long buried past? Moves from wartime Suffolk to Fifties Hollywood and from glitzy Madison Avenue to London's theatrical aristocracy and the machination of cheque book publishing.
Review Date: 3/10/2007
1971 edition, paperback large type
Review Date: 3/25/2007
Poodle owner Melanie Travis is shanghaied into helping with the raffle sales at the poodle specialty show when one of her coworkers is killed. This writer is not restricted to those who like dogs, but rather will be enjoyed by most cozy readers.
Review Date: 3/17/2007
Interesting mystery, fun.
Review Date: 4/22/2007
Third Carl Houseman novel. Wonderful midwestern humor and background. Set in deep winter.
Review Date: 4/22/2007
Fourth in the Bittershon/Kelling series. Wonderful characters. Set at the seashore house. Lionel's kids show up and cause chaos, in addition to the regular appearance of the dead bodies. Bittershon's family also show up in this book. Very Funny, excellent writer.
Review Date: 1/8/2006
Very enjoyable silly murder set at the end of WWI. Very typical of the Littles sisters work
Review Date: 3/22/2008
Wonderful English mystery. Great characters, especially the main one, a book seller named Dido Hoare.
Review Date: 4/22/2007
First in the Cliff Janeway series. He is a retired homicide cop who now is an antiquarian book dealer. He investigates when one of his book runners is found dead.
Review Date: 4/22/2007
Celia Grant is an enjoyable character, in an interesting village. Cozy in the tradition of Agatha Christie, but with a stronger, more up to date protagonist.
Review Date: 2/21/2007
A fluffier version of a Stephanie plum book. In these the main character is a hair lady with desires to do investigative journalism. She has the required rough - tough guy to help her out, and some truly crazy family members to keep things interesting
Review Date: 8/21/2013
Don't go into this thinking the main character is a cat person. She hunts up missing cats, but does not like them. And a lot of cats die, so skip it if that's a problem for you. The main story is jumpy, and gets hard to keep track of at times. Overall, I simply did not enjoy this book on many levels.
Review Date: 10/29/2006
Great adventure in the spirit of early travel writers.
Review Date: 5/12/2007
Espionage novel - fast paced
Review Date: 1/8/2006
Collection of articals in the Dear Abby style dealing with left wing positics, labor movements and womens movements. Previously published in the Madison Insurgent from 1988-91 and written by Jan Landers Thal. Very entertaining.
Custard's Last Stand (Pennsylvania Dutch Mystery with Recipes, Bk 11)
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Review Date: 2/2/2007
Very funny series
Review Date: 4/22/2007
Cozy series, with a wonderful female police officer.
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