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Fall headfirst into July’s hottest stories—danger, desire, and happily-ever-afters await.

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When duty to his kingdom meets desire for his enemy!


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Ghost In The Guacamole
by Sue Ann Jaffarian
"A hilarious mystery with an unforgettable ghost!"
Posted August 7, 2015

As a cozy mystery lover I must say I have really enjoyed reading GHOST IN THE GUACAMOLE by Sue Ann Jaffarian. With such witty characters, especially Granny, I could not help but feel delighted while reading this lively novel. Jaffarian's descriptions of the characters and their daily activities helped Read more...


Down Among the Dead Men
by Peter Lovesey
"Is there corruption in the Sussex Police Department?"
Posted August 6, 2015

Peter Lovesey has a new mystery out this summer that makes you wonder about all those news stories of missing people you hear about in the news. With the setting placed in a small town named Sussex in England, Lovesey brings questions and dismay to his distinguished characters. It's Read more...


Black-Eyed Susans
by Julia Heaberlin
"One novel you will not want to miss this year."
Posted August 6, 2015

It would be very cliché to say that this is the best suspense novel I have read this year, so I'll just say it surpasses all the rest I have read in a long time. BLACK- EYED SUSANS by Julia Heaberlin will have "The Susans" talking to me in Read more...


Deadeye
by William C. Dietz
"This novel has everything that one will enjoy about a series..."
Posted August 6, 2015

William C. Dietz has a new series out called The Mutant Flies. If the rest of the series is anything like this first novel, DEADEYE, then we are all in for a treat! This story is set in the future after the world was affected by bioengineered terrorism Read more...


Mercy's Rescue
by Debra Holt
"Debra Holt's MERCY'S RESCUE was a delight to read."
Posted August 1, 2015

What a wonderfully-written novel Debra Holt has in MERCY'S RESCUE! A beautiful love story that captures your heart and with surprise in every page, you live through the eye's of Mercy and her battle of finding faith again. I love how Debra Holt does not tell us Read more...


Lethal Code
by Thomas Waite
"LETHAL CODE is a must read if you are a fan of uncontrollable suspense."
Posted July 30, 2015

After reading Thomas Waite's suspense thriller, LETHAL CODE, you will not sleep without wondering how real this threat could be. Imagine our world being crippled by the threat of cyber warfare! Waite's novel shows the terrifying realization of how vulnerable we all would be in such a case Read more...


The Warning
by Sophie Hannah
"Heed THE WARNING; twists abound in this short story!"
Posted July 21, 2015

In THE WARNING, Chloe attempts to track down a stranger -- intent on repaying him -- for his act of kindness toward her and her daughter. During her search, she meets Nadine, who cautions Chloe to stay far, far away from the Good Samaritan. "Give him nothing, tell him nothing, don't Read more...


Exposed
by Brighton Walsh
"A dangerous romance that will leave you desiring more!"
Posted July 14, 2015

In Brighton Walsh's follow up to Captive, her next novel EXPOSED continues a story that is filled with characters that you will be able to easily care about. I love how Walsh gives you his and her perspective in her stories, at least in this series. She writes a Read more...


Scheduled to Die
by Alan Cupp
"Knowing you have a year to live before you are murdered is not the gift every victim receives."
Posted July 4, 2015

SCHEDULED TO DIE is one of those suspense mystery novels that will shock you at the end. The second in the Carter Mays Mysteries, the author Alan Cupp takes the reader to many different levels of fear for the victim of a psychopath who gets his kicks out Read more...


The Case of the Invisible Dog
by Diane Stingley
"A hilariously, witty series full of adventure and mystery."
Posted July 4, 2015

As a Sherlock Holmes fan growing up, I have to admit that THE CASE OF THE INVISIBLE DOG written by Diane Stingley is one novel that I could not pass up. Stingley has taken the use of the legendary Holmes for a whole new storyline involving in great, great, granddaughter Read more...


Name Of The Devil
by Andrew Mayne
"This suspense will leave you spellbound to the very end."
Posted July 4, 2015

Andrew Mayne's latest Jessica Blackwood novel has some new magic tricks of its own. In the NAME OF THE DEVIL, Mayne uses again his knowledge of magic to write an exceptional mystery about Jessica Blackwood a FBI agent who outwits her peers to solve crimes. With her Read more...


The Red Bikini
by Lauren Christopher
"What would the summer be like without the beach, surfers, and most of all, love?"
Posted June 29, 2015

What a sweet, straight from the heart with love, type of story THE RED BIKINI is. Written by Lauren Christopher, this is the best summer romance story I have read in a long time. It makes you feel all giddy inside as you read about the main character's summer Read more...


The Ice Twins
by S.K. Tremayne
"Is seeing truly believing?"
Posted June 19, 2015

THE ICE TWINS will leave you shocked at the end and wondering through the whole novel what to believe and what not to believe. With so many twists, you'll wonder if you are going crazy yourself. This novel is amazing!!! I found myself wondering what was really true but Read more...


Things I Wish I'd Known: Cancer and Kids
by Deborah J. Cromwell
"This book will give you the information you will n"
Posted June 19, 2015

THINGS I WISH I'D KNOWN; CANCER AND KIDS written by Deborah J. Cornwall is a must for any caregiver of little ones even if you are a parent, teacher, or just family members who have a hand in caring for children. This short little handbook is packed with great Read more...


Deadly Desires at Honeychurch Hall
by Hannah Dennison
"Will a high-speed railway really go up and destroy the lovely Honeychurch Hall?"
Posted May 31, 2015

This fairly new cozy mystery series written by Hannah Dennison is a wonderfully written mystery with lots of colorful hometown characters that will quickly make you want to read the next one. DEADLY DESIRES AT HONEYCHURCH HALL is a delightful story about a small community in Great Britain where the Read more...


Romantic Violence: Memoirs of an American Skinhead
by Christian Picciolini
"A true memoir from the very depth of ones soul and how forgiveness can prevail!"
Posted May 31, 2015

As far as memoirs go, I have to say I have just finished the most moving and in the end inspirational one I have ever read. ROMANTIC VIOLENCE: MEMOIRS OF AN AMERICAN SKINHEAD written by Christian Picciolini and forward by the legendary Joan Jett, showed me a world of struggles Read more...


In His Keeping
by Maya Banks
"In His Keeping, is packed with not just unforgettable suspense but a love that survives all."
Posted May 24, 2015

Maya Banks exceeds her reputation with her novel IN HIS KEEPING giving her readers all the mouth watering suspense as well as romance that they can consume. Written as the second book from her latest series, Slow Burn, one can still easily follow the lives of the Devereauxs Read more...


Dry Bones
by Craig Johnson
"Dry Bones is a great story with a witty sheriff that will be sure to entertain any western lover."
Posted May 1, 2015

Another wonderful novel from the Longmire series awaits us with all the familiar amusement that these books provide. DRY BONES written by Craig Johnson will not disappoint his fans with this latest addition. Our main character, Walt Longmire still has his sense of humor during times of inevitable danger and Read more...


Taken
by Charlotte Stein
"Sometimes being taken can be the most erotic thing ever!"
Posted April 11, 2015

TAKEN written by Charlotte Stein is the first book I have read by this author. This is a hot and steamy romance that has a different writing style that I am not use to. TAKEN is a short story that does not take too much time before you jump right Read more...


Don't Stay Up Late
by R.L. Stine
"This is an R.L. Stine book that you will want to stay up late to read."
Posted April 6, 2015

The latest R.L. Stine suspense novel for children (and those young at heart.) will keep you up all night if you are not careful. There should be no surprise with a title like DON'T STAY UP LATE. It has all the spooky elements that R.L. Stine is Read more...


Teresa Cross


My name is Teresa Cross and I am a single mom of two grown children. Amber 29, and James almost 26. I teach First Grade to a class of active 6 and 7 years old. When I am not teaching I have a book in my hands every where I go. I will read almost anything but have a big love for mystery and suspense. I love to write as well and hope to soon write my own mystery novel within this next year.

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1 comment posted.

Re: A Brew To A Kill (3:36pm August 7, 2012):

I just got your new book and I can't wait to read it. I connect with your
characters on so many levels of both your Coffeehouse Mysteries and your
Haunted Bookshop Mysteries!!! Please keep writing them!

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