GET **EIGHT** ABSOLUTELY ENCHANTING COZY MURDER MYSTERIES IN ONE GREAT-VALUE BOX SET.‘Fans of the English cozy will put the kettle on, snuggle under a lap rug, and sigh contentedly.’ KirkusIf you enjoy Stella Cameron, Faith Martin, Agatha Christie, Simon Brett, Frances Evesham, Margaret Mayhew, Betty Rowlands or M.C. Beaton, then prepare to be hooked from the first page of this bestselling series.PRAISE FOR JEANNE M. DAMS:????? ‘If you’re a classic mystery lover, you’re sure to enjoy the books of Jeanne M. Dams. Her characters, settings and stories have a depth not often seen in this sub-genre.’ Mystery News????? ‘A cozy as comforting as a hot cup of tea and as deliciously spicy as one of Dorothy’s mince pies.’ Publishers WeeklyIN THIS EIGHT-BOOK BOX SET:BOOK 1: THE BODY IN THE TRANSEPTDorothy Martin, a recently widowed American, is having her first Christmas in England. But as she leaves midnight mass, she literally stumbles over a dead body — unpopular priest Canon Billings.BOOK 2: TROUBLE IN THE TOWN HALLA cleaner finds the body of a young man, stuffed in a closet at Sherebury’s historic town hall. Dorothy’s dear friend Chief Constable Alan Nesbitt warns her to steer clear of the investigation, but she can’t resist being drawn in.BOOK 3: HOLY TERROR IN THE HEBRIDESDorothy hopes for a peaceful stay on the Isle of Iona, but trouble follows her there. She's thrown in with a bickering American church tour, and when one of the group falls to his death from a cliff, Dorothy is the only witness.BOOK 4: MALICE IN MINIATUREDorothy’s gardener is caught stealing a priceless miniature tea set from Brockelsby Hall. The owner, eccentric Sir Mordred Brocklesby, is up in arms. Dorothy travels to the grand old country house, hoping to get to the bottom of it all.BOOK 5: THE VICTIM IN VICTORIA STATIONDorothy chats with a young man on the train to London. But by the time they reach Victoria Station, he is dead. The next day Dorothy checks all the newspapers — to find no mention of his death. She makes inquiries with the police but draws a blank there too.BOOK 6: KILLING CASSIDYDorothy returns to Indiana, to claim a small inheritance from an old friend. But he also left her a letter. It says if he dies, it must have been murder. Someone was trying to kill him. An absurd idea? Dorothy will get to the bottom of this baffling mystery.BOOK 7: TO PERISH IN PENZANCEIn Penzance, 1968, the body of a young woman was found floating in the water. She fell from the cliffs to her death. She was never identified. Her death is a mystery that’s haunted Alan, Dorothy’s husband, ever since. Until now . . .BOOK 8: SINS OUT OF SCHOOLDorothy decides to throw a traditional Thanksgiving. But then she gets a call asking her to fill in at the local school. Retired teacher Dorothy can’t say no. Then she gets another call. Could she look after Mrs Doyle’s nine-year-old daughter? The child’s father has been murdered.YOU GET ALL EIGHT OF THE ABOVE BOOKS IN THIS EDITION. DON’T MISS OUT ON THIS BESTSELLING SERIES.MEET YOUR NEW FAVOURITE AMATEUR SLEUTH.THE DETECTIVEDorothy Martin, sixtyish widow from Indiana and retired schoolteacher, moves to England shortly after her husband dies. A move they had planned to make together. Like the author, she has a taste for fabulous hats.THE SETTINGThe fictitious cathedral city of Sherebury, located somewhere in the southeast of England. A small and beautiful town, it is a mix of many real cities and towns in the England so loved by the author. She guarantees that no American fast-food chains will ever crop up on the High Street of Sherebury, where pubs, tea shops, and Indian restaurants thrive.

THE TYCOON MURDERER is the first book in a new time-travel romance/cozy mystery series set in the Pacific Northwest.
When Josie Matthews buys a Victorian mansion with a notorious past, she hopes to turn it into a successful inn. While she expects all the headaches of renovating an old house, she isn't prepared to be sent back in time to the site of a double-murder which occurred at the mansion in 1929. While the murders were never solved, they were believed to have been committed by Wall Street financier, David Remington, forever known as the Tycoon Murderer.
At the height of the Roaring Twenties, David Remington has invited several friends and acquaintances to a house party, including a Chicago bootlegger and his moll, a Broadway playwright and his best friend, a corrupt U.S. Senator and his wife, a handsome silent screen star and a disgruntled federal agent. After a mysterious woman arrives uninvited, guests start dying one-by-one, making everyone wonder who will be next.
Determined to solve the murders before being sent back to her own time, Josie investigates the crimes and tries not to be the next victim. But the biggest mystery is whether David Remington was falsely accused or whether he truly is the Tycoon Murderer.
THE TYCOON MURDERER is a time-travel romance/cozy mystery with a retro flair. It contains mild violence, humor and a great deal of bootleg booze.

A New Jersey rabbi’s mitzvah for her mother leads her to investigate a shady hospital in this cozy mystery by the author of Unleavened Dead. Rosh Hashanah has just ended, and Rabbi Aviva Cohen is exhausted. She should get started on her preparations for Yom Kippur, but there’s a family emergency. Her mother was found unconscious at her assisted living facility in Boston and is now in the hospital. When Aviva arrives, she is desperate to learn if this was an accident or if her mother was attacked, but with unsure doctors and her mother in a coma, there’s no way to get a clear answer. The rabbi’s only choice is to investigate, but that won’t be easy with her bossy sister and her lovelorn ex-husband in tow. And yet Aviva manages to uncover an unsettling conspiracy at the hospital involving fraud and possibly murder. Aviva better pray she doesn’t wind up in the hospital herself—or worse yet—the morgue. “A witty, engaging mystery and fun read!” —Amy M. Bennett, author of the award-winning Black Horse Campground mysteries “The best in this series. As usual, Rabbi Aviva Cohen is feisty, honest, and funny. The author’s experience ministering to the elderly is apparent. This cozy rings true.” —J. L. Greger, author of the award-winning Science Traveler medical mystery thrillers“If I’m ever in trouble, forget the marines. Send in the rabbi! In Yom Killer you’ll have a great time watching Rabbi Aviva Cohen shedding light on the shadiest hospital in New England. This is Schneider’s best yet.” —Robert Lopresti, award-winning author of Greenfellas