Scrapbook of the Dead

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Pub Date Sep 29 2015 | Archive Date Sep 30 2015

Description

Halloween means spooky scrapbooks for the Cumberland Creek Scrapbook Crop, but what's been happening around town is truly frightening. First a dead woman is found in the freezer at Pamela's Pie Palace, and the next day a second woman is found murdered by the river. Reporter Annie Chamovitz learns the victims were sisters and is certain their deaths are linked. Most bizarre of all, both women were found clutching scrapbook pages.

As their Saturday night crop quickly becomes an opportunity to puzzle out the murders, the ladies begin to wonder if Pamela is hiding more than her secret recipes for delicious pies--or if the crimes are related to the startling discovery that there are gangs in Cumberland Creek. As All Hallows Eve approaches, the crafty croppers must cut and paste the clues to unmask a deadly killer.

Includes tips and a glossary of terms for the modern scrapbooker!

Halloween means spooky scrapbooks for the Cumberland Creek Scrapbook Crop, but what's been happening around town is truly frightening. First a dead woman is found in the freezer at Pamela's Pie...


A Note From the Publisher

Includes tips and a glossary of terms for the modern scrapbooker!

Includes tips and a glossary of terms for the modern scrapbooker!


Advance Praise

Praise for SCRAPBOOK OF THE DEAD:

"Interesting characters and enough suspects to keep you guessing. And, of course, there’s the scrapbook lore." -- Kirkus Reviews


Praise for A CRAFTY CHRISTMAS:


"Scrapbookers and hobby cozy fans will enjoy this delightful holiday escape." --Library Journal

Praise for DEATH OF AN IRISH DIVA:

"Light and full of positive solutions...Within this gang of croppers, the group dynamic is great and each member is growing individually. A great entry in a fun series."
--RT Book Reviews, 4 Stars

"The third book in the fabulous Cumberland Creek mystery series...Mollie Cox Bryan has returned the delightful residents of Cumberland Creek for our reading pleasure...I promise that you will love this book as much as I did."
--criminalelement.com

"A lot of twists and turns in this quirky mystery."
--newsandsentinel.com

Praise for SCRAPPED:

"A satisfying and surprising read."
--Sheila Connolly, New York Times bestselling author of the Orchard Mystery series

"Thought-provoking and well paced, this novels gives an insight into what scrapbookers might get up to when one of their own is threatened. A great story, well told!" --Juliet Blackwell, New York Times bestselling author of theWitchcraft Mystery series

"The story is good...Thanks to the glimpses into the lives of this group readers will want to know more about them."
--RT Book Reviews

Praise for SCRAPBOOK OF SECRETS:

"Debut crafty cozy...introduces some dandy characters that will spin off well as the series unfolds."
--Library Journal

"Charming tale of intrigue...a great story with a nicely-crafted plot that I could not put down with the many twists and turns in this well-developed mystery, that kept me guessing until the end. This is a great start to what I hope will be a long run with the women of Cumberland Creek in this enjoyably inviting series."
--Cozy Chicks (Mystery Blog)

"Cozy fans are going to love this fast-paced Cumberland Creek Mystery due to strong characterizations that bring a sense of place to the entertaining storyline...Molly Cox Bryan provides an engaging regional whodunit. This new series looks to be spectacular."
--The Mystery Gazette

"Offers us many fascinating characters...look forward to reading more in this series...A good book for book clubs."
--examiner.com, 5 Stars

"Mollie Bryan's charming debut is a scrapbook of zany small town life with characters you'll want to visit again and again in each new novel."
--Emilie Richards, author of the Ministry Is Murder series and Sunset Bridge

"Imagine the housewives of Wisteria Lane sipping tea, scrapbooking, and solving murders, and you have this gem of a debut by Mollie Cox Bryan."
-- Lois Winston, author of Assault with a Deadly Glue Gun

"Intriguing characters, eeries happenings, and a scrapbook of secrets kept me guessing 'til the end. It's both warm and chilling, soothing and sinister. I can't wait for the next installment!"
-- Clare O'Donohue, author of the Someday Quilts Mystery Series

"A seriously fun and engagin mystery, with characters who reveal themselves slowly and surely-- one crop at a time."
-- Therese Walsh, author of The Last Will of Moira Leahy

"Mollie Cox Bryan's look at small town life is both sweet and spicy. A charming debut."
-- Meredith Cole, author of Posed for Murder and Dead in the Water
Praise for SCRAPBOOK OF THE DEAD:

"Interesting characters and enough suspects to keep you guessing. And, of course, there’s the scrapbook lore." -- Kirkus Reviews


Praise for A CRAFTY CHRISTMAS:


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Featured Reviews

Another story in which I learned a great deal about a craft (scrap booking) that I didn't know too much about. There are many interesting characters and their back stories are filled in, but now I would like to read the previous stories so I can know more about them. The murders are successfully and logically solved.

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This book was good. There were a lot of characters to keep up with but they added different sides to the story. Annie is a reporter and avid scrapbooker along with her friends she gets together with each week to work on their scrapbooks. Annie investigates the death of a woman in town that is a Mexican immigrant and it leads her to find a side of town none of them even knew about. The story keeps you guessing who the murderer is and the motive til the very end.

I was given an advanced ecopy from the publisher through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

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