books by MIDNIGHT INK     books:     MIDNIGHT INK      Murder on the Rocks (Gray Whale Inn Mysteries, No. 1) Karen MacInerney MIDNIGHT INK, 2006 Delighted Delighted to discover this author, heroine and inn! The mysteries are well developed and the recipes are an extra treat. I hope there will be more than two!             Dead and Berried (Gray Whale Inn Mysteries, No. 2) Karen MacInerney MIDNIGHT INK, 2007 What a fabulous series ! I stumbled across the previous (and first) book in the "Gray Whale Inn" series -- "Murder on the Rocks" -- when looking at my Amazon recommendations. It looked so incredibly good, that I immediately picked up that book as well as this one (the second in the series). ...             Death of a Cozy Writer: A St. Just Mystery G.M. Malliet MIDNIGHT INK, 2008 Superlative Debut Mystery Series Let us begin this review with a blunt declaration: G.M. Malliet can WRITE. And, more vitally, she can tell a story. The plot of Death of a Cozy Writer revolves around a wealthy, aging aristocrat's will, a storyline harkening back to Kyd's Spanish Tragedy and ...             Murder Most Maine (Gray Whale Inn Mysteries, No. 3) Karen MacInerney MIDNIGHT INK, 2008 Another enjoyable visit to the Gray Whale Inn! I was delighted that my copy of Karen MacInerney's "Murder Most Maine" was delivered to my house the day before my annual excursion to coastal Maine for the long Columbus Day weekend! It was the perfect place to catch up on innkeeper Natalie Barnes and the folks on ...             Mama Does Time: A Mace Bauer Mystery Deborah Sharp MIDNIGHT INK, 2008 A Really Good Read I read a lot of mysteries. I started out with the "English Cottage" mysteries, so it's no surprise that I prefer mysteries that have a good sense of place, time and character. I also like mysteries that are part of a series. It's difficulty to find a good mystery, so ...             Paper, Scissors, Death: A Kiki Lowenstein Scrap-N-Craft Mystery Joanna Campbell Slan MIDNIGHT INK, 2008 "Paper, Scissors, Death" starts with a bang and the plot never slows down. Reviewed by Leslie Granier for Reader Views (11/08) As the popularity of scrapbooking has increased, so has the number of books that center around the hobby. "Paper, Scissors, Death" features Kiki Lowenstein, an imaginative and creative scrapbooker whose artistic ...             Wild Goose Chase: A Quilting Mystery Terri Thayer MIDNIGHT INK, 2008 Quilt Mystery Dewey Pellicano is the main character, who inherits a quilt store from her mother. She struggles with the store, not being a quilter, but a computer programmer. Dewey also deals with the loss of her mother, but not in a depressing way. There is a possible love ...             Old Maid's Puzzle: A Quilting Mystery (Quilting Mysteries) Terri Thayer MIDNIGHT INK, 2008 Really nice mystery Old Maid's Puzzle: A Quilting Mystery I enjoyed this very much and am becoming a fan of Terri's. Love the character development and think all cozy readers will like this one. I am a quilter but anyone will love this as it crosses the boundries of hobbies.             The 731 Legacy: A Cotten Stone Mystery Joe Moore, Lynn Sholes MIDNIGHT INK, 2008 enthralling thriller A very ill man bleeding from many orifices goes to SNN Television network to talk to Nephilim Cotton Stone. With his last dying breath he mutters " Black Needles". His body disappears before an autopsy occurs; the mortuary that picked his corpse up is nowhere to be ...             Christmas is Murder: A Rex Graves Mystery (Rex Graves Mysteries) C.S. Challinor MIDNIGHT INK, 2008 Cool Mystery This was like Agatha Christies "And Then There Were None" but more readable. I liked the sleuth Rex Graves. He does not try to be enigmatic like many mystery sleuths. I will read the next book when it comes out.             Grail Conspiracy: A Cotten Stone Mystery Lynn Sholes, Joe Moore MIDNIGHT INK, 2005 Do not compare this to the Da Vinci Code!!! I am so sick of everyone comparing every single book that has any religious plots with the Da Vinci code. Enough already. It's like identifying every single lawyer book with the Firm. One has nothing to do with the other. I loved!!! this book, and thankfully bought ...             Brigadoom: A Kate London Mystery Susan Goodwill MIDNIGHT INK, 2007 Fun and Playful This book is a keeper. I loved the loony characters and Kate London is a woman after my own heart. I am looking forward to the next book in this series.             Carbs & Cadavers: A Supper Club Mystery (A Supper Club Myster) J.B. Stanley MIDNIGHT INK, 2006 Dieting and Murder James Henry is a former English Lit professor. He has come back home to Quincy's Gap, Virginia, to take care of his father after his mother's death and his divorce. His father isn't a very nice person. James was lucky to get a job as the local librarian, and now he ...             The Hades Project: A Cotten Stone Mystery Lynn Sholes, Joe Moore MIDNIGHT INK, 2007 compelling thriller Reporter Cotton Stone is a Nephilim, the daughter of a fallen angel and a mortal; but unlike the rest of her species, she is on the side of good as one of God's warriors. Her father repented his sin and he had two daughters; one took his place in heaven. A new battle ...             Stiffs and Swine: A Supper Club Mystery (Supper Club Mysteries) J.B. Stanley MIDNIGHT INK, 2008 Great book! This is the fourth book in the Supper Club series. I love these books! The main characters, the Flab Five, are very interesting and diverse characters. In the latest installment the Flab Five are asked to be judges at a bar-b-q event. 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