Front Page Murder

Irene Ingram was placed as the editor in chief for the Progress Herald while her father is a war correspondent during WWII. Moe Bauer is a crime reporter who is found dead and Irene put in charge of the local paper. Moe's death was considered an accident until Irene finds a note that was left for her. Moe said he was on a big story and if his body was found she was to know it was not an accident.

Irene decides to look into Moe's murder and she tries to link it to some other crimes that have been occurring in their little town.

I enjoyed reading this murder mystery. If  you enjoy fun books like this I would highly recommend it. 

I was given this book by NetGalley in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own. 

Book Review: Death in the Abstract

This book, Death in the Abstract, is part of the Katherine Sullivan Mysteries.

Katherine Sullivan has moved to New Mexico, mainly to see the artistic part of her. Soon, though Nathan Walker, a friend and a previous workmate from when she was a police officer, is missing and they have called her, so, Katherine flies back.

There has also been a murder in her old home town. A local woman. There also seems to be a connection to Nathan's disappearance.

The plot and writing were very good. The story was intriguing and was easy to fall into. Overall, I found this cozy mystery to be a very enjoyable book.

I was given this book by NetGalley and Crooked Lane Books in exchange for my honest review.

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