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If you enjoy reading graphic novels, or if you are into cozy mysteries and are willing to give one a try, then Detective Beans and The Case of the Missing Hat should be in your reading list! This book not only had a well-developed storyline, but it was also filled with cute illustrations that conveyed an imaginative adventure for our little hero, Detective Beans.

Do you know someone with dyslexia, which makes it more challenging to read books? Vashti Hardy's "The Griffin Gate" series is not only dyslexia-friendly, but it's also a great steampunk mystery focusing on the Griffin family living in Moreland. Check out my review of the first book, The Griffin Gate!

Have you ever wondered what to do after your novel is complete? What are all of the factors that go into pricing, approaching a bookshop, or author signings? Check out some tips I have to help answer those very questions as an indie author.

iScream for Mysteries, hosted by the Mechanicsburg Mystery Bookshop, was a blast! I had so much fun with my fellow authors, and it also happened to be the debut for my latest novella, Missing in Yuletown!

Did you ever hear about the tale of some criminals from Chicago who went to steal Abraham Lincoln's body from his grave in 1876? Steve Sheinkin's book, Lincoln's Grave Robbers, provides readers with a well-researched novel detailing the ins and outs of Secret Service Agent Patrick Tyrrell's reports about the crimes and trials of the men who set out to do just that.

Are you looking for a fun mystery that incorporates Sherlock Holmes into an animal world? Join Bones and Catson on their adventure in tracking down a missing magician as they take the train to Paris. And that is just the beginning!

In the market for a fun animal mystery? Check out my review on Detective Duck: The Case of the Strange Splash.

Sherlock Bones and the Curse of the Pharaoh's Mask was a delightful read that has me coming back for the third. Check out my review!

Sherlock Bones and the Case of the Crown Jewels is a fun animal version of the classic detective, featuring Catson and Inspector Bloodhound.

As a fan of Scooby-Doo and Krypto, I had to read this mash-up about a haunted dog park. Aimed at ages 5-6, this story is for any aged fan!

Are you looking to add a little gnomie charm to your holiday decorating this year? With a tomato cage, some green garland, and a few crafty items/tools, you can create your own version of Cybil Lawson's Christmas Gnome from The Ghost of Christmas Pastel mystery novel. Check here for my list of instructions, as a suggestion, on how you can have a one-of-a-kind outdoor gnome for your porch or back patio.

When the summer heat keeps you inside, mystery television shows are a great way to pass the time. Check out these six murder mystery shows.