The shadows of Blackfen Castle grow darker in The Grimoire Curse: Some Pages Write Themselves Part Two, by Mystery Review Crew co-founder and Author Anita Dickason. Archivist Eliza Marrow has only begun to unravel the cursed secrets hidden within the…
Step into the eerie world of gothic mystery with The Grimoire Curse: Some Pages Write Themselves by the Mystery Review Crew’s own Author Anita Dickason. This chilling, haunted castle short story begins at the foreboding Blackfen Castle, where archivist Eliza…
See the Mystery Review Crew’s review of Dream of a Murder by V.C. Williams. Dream of a Murder Author: V.C. WilliamsGenre: Mystery Kris and Rob Lawter are excited to be traveling the world on a small luxury ship, their dream…
Spells, Spirits & Spooky Pages: The Grimoire Lore As the nights grow longer and the air turns crisp, something shifts. It’s the season of flickering jack-o’-lanterns, whispered legends, and the thrill of the unknown. October has a way of stirring…
This month, for our cozy kitchen mystery theme, we’re interrogating… we mean interviewing Cozy Culinary Mystery Author Amber Royer! Amber Royer is a fellow Texan and a Chocolate fanatic, too! About Amber Royer Amber Royer writes the Chocoverse comic telenovela-style foodie-inspired space opera…
There’s something irresistible about a good mystery novel that’s solved with a whisk in one hand and a cup of coffee in the other. Cozy kitchen mysteries blend the charm of small-town life with the intrigue of a whodunit—all while serving up…
MRC RECOMMENDS: Trebled Waters by Leah Dobrinska “Trebled Waters is a delightful cozy mystery with musical overtones.”—The Mystery Review Crew Trebled Waters By Leah DobrinskaGenre: Cozy MysterySeries: A Songwriter Sleuth Mystery Book #1 Nashburg, Tennessee, isn’t called “Crazy Town” for…
A tray of warm Double Chocolate Espresso Muffins vanished before the first cup of joe was poured. The suspects? Every caffeine-craving patron in the shop. The motive? Chocolatey, coffee-kissed goodness, too good to resist for anyone with a sweet tooth. The Case of…
For our Throwback book this month, we’re diving back into a beloved cozy mystery favorite, No Filter by Heather Day Gilbert. This book has the makings of all the right notes: Coffee, dogs, a mystery, and did we mention coffee?…
Welcome to the Mystery Review Crew’s Latest Case: The Disappearing Irish Soda Bread. This humble, no-yeast bread is easy to make, impossibly delicious, and somehow vanishes faster than you can say “Where’s my tea?” It’s the perfect companion to curl…
