Paige Shelton
Paige Shelton is the New York Times Bestselling author of the Farmers' Market, Country Cooking School, Dangerous Type, and Scottish Bookshop mysteries. She's lived lots of places but currently resides in Arizona. Find out more at www.paigeshelton.comFarmers' Market Mysteries, in order:1 - FARM...
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Paige Shelton is the New York Times Bestselling author of the Farmers' Market, Country Cooking School, Dangerous Type, and Scottish Bookshop mysteries. She's lived lots of places but currently resides in Arizona. Find out more at www.paigeshelton.comFarmers' Market Mysteries, in order:1 - FARM FRESH MURDER2 - FRUIT OF ALL EVIL 3 - CROPS AND ROBBERS E-book only, short story special - RED HOT DEADLY PEPPERS4 - A KILLER MAIZE 5 - MERRY MARKET MURDER6 - BUSHEL FULL OF MURDER Country Cooking School Mysteries (paranormal series with ghosts), in order:1 - IF FRIED CHICKEN COULD FLY 2 - IF MASHED POTATOES COULD DANCE 3 - IF BREAD COULD RISE TO THE OCCASION4 - IF CATFISH HAD NINE LIVES5 - IF ONIONS COULD SPRING LEEKSA Dangerous Type Mystery Series1 -TO HELVETICA AND BACK 2 - BOOKMAN DEAD STYLE (February 7, 2017)The Scottish Bookshop Mystery Series1 - THE CRACKED SPINE 2 - OF BOOKS AND BAGPIPES (April 4, 2017)Young AdultCLOCKWORK
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Scottish Bookshop Mystery #1: The Cracked Spine by Paige Shelton A cozy mystery set in Edinburgh. This novel starts of rather slowly, followed by somewhat erratic pacing throughout. I also found the main character's (Delaney) sudden desire to investigate the murder of someone she has never met,...
Eh. Not great, but not bad. The MC, Delaney was pushy - I'd have gotten really shirty with her had I been one of the other characters. Very woman-with-a-mission; even though it wasn't of the 'I can do the police's job better' variety, it was still overbearing and unrealistic. I did like the Bur...
I always enjoy Paige Shelton's cozies. She write a great backdrop, mostly interesting characters, if sometimes a little, tiny bit wooden, and generally plots a decent mystery. This is the third series of hers I've read, I think, and though I liked the characters in her ghost series better, the set...
Magical! I can't imagine how hard it would be to write a whole book and it must be even more difficult to squeeze a whole book into fewer than 100 pages! I loved the hint of magic and wonder injected into the story, making the story both surreal and real. A perfect short and sweet read for the holid...
For me, this one was just...okay. There was virtually no context to introduce the new characters and I just didn't connect with them. It was an great plot, lots of twists and turns and the very creepy Dr Eben. I enjoyed the history (The Burke & Hare story is always fascinating) and of course, the li...
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