A Quite Deadly Affair by Anthony Slayton -The prequel to the cosy mystery series Mr Quayle Mysteries is a novelette with some great characters and two mysteries!
First instalment in Anthony Slayton’s cosy mystery series. An introduction to the life of the English upper class seen by a keen-eyed WWI veteran.
A historical novel set on the backdrop of the Irish War of Independence. A woman’s journey of self-discovery and freedom.
The Crossing by Ashby Jones – A coming-of-age story set in Prohibition Era New York. A deep dive into the soul of a young man with a lot of past on his shoulders.
A gruesome murder mystery among the London upper class of the interwar years. A historical novel with a great mystery lot.
A historical cosy mystery set in the 1920s in quite an unexpected setting: a mine town in Montana. But feisty women can be foudn there too.
In a gritty, tech-noir version of 1930s Manhattan, an ex-cop and his robot partner must stop a killer who’s sending the city into chaos.
Uncle Sal certainly doesn’t back away when a friend is in trouble. Especially if this means stepping into the silver screen industry of 1930s London.
TWO STORM WOOD by Philip Gray – The war damaged them all. Now, in the abandoned battlefields of WWI, some of them are searching for people for their mind and their soul.
THE MYSTIC’S ACCOMPLICE by Mary Miley – A cosy mystery set in 1920s Chicago, with a feisty young mother with a sharp mind busy nosing into the life of her employer’s clients: a fraud medium.
A collection of book recommendations of novels and series set in the 1920s… and there about. Mostly cosy mysteries.
WONDERSTRUCK (Allie Therin) Something magical and terrible is about to happen at the exposition in Paris. Will Rory and Arthur be able to prevent it?