Wheeler Cozy Mystery: Through a Glass, Deadly (Paperback)

from nmhale

Honestly, this is not my typical choice for mystery reads. The hobby subset of mysteries - where the story has to be tied to a particular pursuit or occupation, such as cooking or sewing or glassblowing - have always been at the bottom of my list when it comes to mystery choices. I find that thei...

from DWWilkin

This book had potential. And up to the last third, it was going to be a much better book than it turned out to be. We know from certain obvious marketing tells, that this is a murder mystery. Not the least being that the back cover material tells us so. There is a body. Then the ubiquitous second...

from nmhale

Honestly, this is not my typical choice for mystery reads. The hobby subset of mysteries - where the story has to be tied to a particular pursuit or occupation, such as cooking or sewing or glassblowing - have always been at the bottom of my list when it comes to mystery choices. I find that thei...

from cathyskye

First Line: "Nessa? It's pretty quiet, so I think I'm going to work on that new frit technique. You can close up when you're ready to go." Emmeline Dowell has carved a life for herself amongst the artists of Tucson's Warehouse District. Her shop, Shards, is getting more business, and so many peop...

from FerneMysteryReader

I have been fascinated watching glassblower artists since I was little. To discover this novel was written by Sheila Connolly, a favorite cozy mystery author using pseudonym of Sarah Atwell was a "double delight." As a heading at the beginning of each chapter, a term related to glassblowing is de...