Agony of the Leaves

by Laura Childs

At a new aquarium, Theodosia Browning finds her ex-boyfriend's body floating in a tank! An accident? Theo doesn't think so, but as she investigates, some big fish plan to persuade her she's in over her head. Recipes.

All the Pretty Hearses

by Mary Daheim

There’s no “fun” in “fund-raiser” for Judith McMonigle Flynn when the winners of her B&B stay are the unbearable Paine family. With hubby Joe in jail, the last thing she needs is another guest to check out—permanently.

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The Amish Midwife

by Mindy Starns Clark

Midwife Lexie Jaeger goes to Pennsylvania Amish country to find her birth family and meets Marta Bayer, a midwife who needs help after an Amish client and her baby die. Can Lexie learn to “let go and let God”?

Apple Turnover Murder

by Joanne Fluke

Baker Hannah Swensen and her sister each had sad affairs with Prof. Bradford Ramsey, and they’re not the only ones. When he’s snuffed at a charity event, Hannah unmasks a killer more unstable than lemon souffle. Recipes.

As the Pig Turns

by M.C. Beaton

The pig-roast is set to warm a wintry afternoon…until Agatha Raisin spies a tattoo on the porcine thigh. The “pig” is a hated policeman—and when Agatha’s rival is hired to investigate, the fat’s really in the fire!

Aunt Dimity & the Family Tree

by Nancy Atherton

Peculiar things are going on at Willis, Sr.’s, estate, and Lori is keeping the folk of Finch in the dark. If they only knew about the charade Aunt Dimity has orchestrated—or the mysterious painting someone wants hidden!

Aunt Dimity Down Under

by Nancy Atherton

Lori Shepherd can’t refuse the Pym sisters’ dying request. So with the guidance of ghostly Aunt Dimity, she’s off to New Zealand to search for their long-lost brother and unravel 100 years of Pym family secrets.

Aunt Dimity Slays the Dragon

by Nancy Atherton

King Wilfred’s Faire has come to Finch—and a gallery of rogues is making murderous mischief. With Aunt Dimity’s ghostly guidance, Lori Shepherd risks her neck to save her town and keep the faire from ending in tragedy.