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Moose Willow Mystery by Terri Martin

victor September 25, 2022 November 12, 2022Fiction / Mystery Terri Martin 0
Moose willow mystery by teri martin.

Moose Willow Mystery  begins with a suspicious death in a game-processing meat locker at the village of Moose Willow.  I questioned the place the mystery woman, who showed up one time at a choir practice, held in the book. Her role was explained but the explanation was hard to buy…

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The Constipated Elephant: A Mystery at Pennington House, by A. Jay

victor July 25, 2022 June 7, 2022Fiction / Mystery, Humor A. Jay, Mack Hassler 1
The book cover for the constipated elephant a mystery at pennington house.

Review by Mack Hassler The Constipated Elephant: A Mystery at Pennington House by A. Jay may be one of the most confused storytelling piece of prose that I have read.  The emphasis on character and on the apparatus of the novel as “fantasy” rather than just history, however, makes it…

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The Secret of St. Christopher’s Girls School by David Crowley

victor December 21, 2021 December 21, 2021Fiction / Mystery 0

Review by Tyler Tichelaar Laurium, Michigan resident David Crowley’s debut novel The Secret of St. Christopher’s Girls School is a murder mystery full of shocking revelations that take place at a Catholic girls school and convent. The story begins when Sister Margaret Mary is found murdered. Detective Steve McLean is…

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Revelation at the Snows by A. Jay

victor February 1, 2020 April 6, 2022Fiction / Mystery A. Jay 0
Revelation at the Snows

Murder Most Foul in Les Cheneaux Review by Victor R. Volkman Revelation at The Snows is the second book of the Sherriff George Kaughmann mysteries. Kaughmann is based in Cedarville, the town closest to the Les Cheneaux archipelago in Mackinaw County and about 30 minutes east of St. Ignace.  Les…

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