Lori L. Robinett

Gingerbread Dead

by Lori L. Robinett

This fun cozy mystery features suspense and intrigue perfect for lovers of true crime and mysteries.

Jessica Barker blogs about true crime for an online magazine. One night, Jess witnesses her next-door neighbor in distress and Jess is the only one who seems to care. When the cops dismiss her as a bothersome true crime reporter with an overactive imagination, Jess must delve into the life of her mysterious neighbors, Rory and John Regan – with hints at embezzlement and gambling – before Rory ends up dead.

Lori L. Robinett introduces a new series about the adventures of an aspiring podcaster that will appeal to fans of true crime and cozy mysteries.

Cozy Mysteries Giveaway

I have been devouring cozy mysteries recently. I’m currently reading Finlay Donovan Jumps the Gun by Elle Cosimano. So much fun! She’s a relatively new-to-me author, and I always delight in finding new authors.

Which brings me to today’s post. I teamed up with other mystery authors to give away a whole boatload of cozy mysteries. Some are full books, some are prequels, some are short stories. But best of all – they’re free! This is a great way to get a taste of a variety of authors, and maybe find a new one that you want to read more from.

Pop over to BookFunnel and get your freebies today!

The Lady of the Mirrored Lake

by: Jennifer Ivy Walker

I don’t know about you, but I’ve always had a soft spot for Camelot and knights and ladies. Before Game of Thrones, I escaped into the world of Arthur’s court with Merlin in the TV show.

It’s been ages since I’ve read fantasy, usually choosing mysteries instead, but this was an enchanting story. Beautifully written with a well-developed fantasy world, the story follows Issylte and Tristan as they flee from the Black Widow Queen. As soon as Lancelot made his appearance, I found myself smiling, looking forward to a journey to medieval times (remember the TV series Merlin? I loved that show and I pictured this story in that setting). The story didn’t disappoint. I read this out of order and found that though it took a bit for me to get the characters straight in my head, the book read well as a standalone. Frankly, though, I’d recommend starting with the first one.

Happy reading!

Lori

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