Praise for OTHER PEOPLE’S BAGGAGE

 

“A cozy triple-scoop that tastes divine…the pleasantly contrasting novellas make it easy to finish off a story in one sitting, plus each novella serves as a prequel to the respective author’s full-length work.”

– Library Journal

 

“Lost luggage has never been this fun! With well-drawn characters, Other People’s Baggage is your first class ticket to three fast-paced adventures full of mystery, murder, and magic.”

– Elizabeth Craig,

Author of the Southern Quilting Series

 

“What do you get when you mix Doris Day with a dash of Texas two-step, then stir in a smidgen of Edinburgh, secret chambers, and magic? A recipe for fun entitled, Other People’s Baggage. Although mixed up luggage is the thread that connects this trio of globetrotting novellas, it’s snappy dialogue, clever storytelling, and charming characters that are the real common denominators…I’m already hooked on their three new mystery series, and I’ve only read the prequels!”

– Maddy Hunter,

Bestselling Author of the Passport to Peril Mystery Series

 

“Those who enjoy travel and mysteries like myself will definitely enjoy reading Other People’s Baggage, three novellas about female sleuths who solve two thefts and a murder while coping with an airport mixing up their three bags. The mix-ups are a creative theme for tying the stories together, and I loved seeing how each sleuth dealt with the problem. A very fun collection!”

– Beth Groundwater,

Author of the Claire Hanover Gift Basket Designer s

and RM Outdoor Adventures Mystery Series

  

Praise for the Mad for Mod Mystery Series

 

“Make room for Vallere’s tremendously fun homage. Imbuing her story with plenty of midcentury-modern decorating and fashion tips…Her disarmingly honest lead and two hunky sidekicks will appeal to all fashionistas and antiques types and have romance crossover appeal.”

— Library Journal

 

“A multifaceted story...plenty of surprises...And what an ending!”

— Mary Marks,

New York Journal of Books

 

“If you are looking for an unconventional mystery with a snarky, no-nonsense main character, this is it…Instead of clashing, humor and danger meld perfectly, and there’s a cliffhanger that will make your jaw drop.”

— Abigail Ortlieb,

RT Book Reviews

 

“All of us who fell in love with Madison Night in Pillow Stalk will be rooting for her when the past comes back to haunt her in That Touch of Ink. The suspense is intense, the plot is hot and the style is to die for. A thoroughly entertaining entry in this enjoyable series.”

— Catriona McPherson,

Agatha Award-Winning Author of the Dandy Gilver Mystery Series

 

“Diane Vallere…has a wonderful touch, bringing in the design elements and influences of the ’50s and ’60s era many of us hold dear while keeping a strong focus on what it means in modern times to be a woman in business for herself, starting over.”

— Fresh Fiction

  

Praise for the Elliott Lisbon Mystery Series

 

“A solid and satisfying mystery, yes indeed, and the fabulous and funny Elliott Lisbon is a true gem! Engaging, clever and genuinely delightful.”

— Hank Phillippi Ryan,

Agatha, Anthony and Macavity Award-Winning Author

 

“Kendel Lynn captures the flavor of the South, right down to the delightfully quirky characters in this clever new mystery series. Elli Lisbon is the Stephanie Plum of the the South!”

— Krista Davis,

New York Times Bestselling Author of the Domestic Diva Mysteries

 

“A cross between an educated, upper class Stephanie Plum and a less neurotic Monk. Put this on your list for a great vacation read. Five stars out of five.”

— Lynn Farris,

National Mystery Review Examiner at Examiner.com

 

“Elliott is smart and sassy, takes no guff and pulls no punches. Packed with humor, romance, danger and adventure, this is a good mystery full of plot twists and turns, with red herrings a plenty and an ending that I found both surprising and satisfying.”

— Cozy Mystery Book Reviews

 

“A mystery full of humor and the mannerisms unique to the South, that combine into a fun-filled ride. Elli proves that her skills as a detective are on the level of the exasperating lieutenant and rival her talents at balancing the egos of the rich and not-so-famous.”

— Kings River Life Magazine

  

Praise for the Jaya Jones Treasure Hunt Mystery Series

 

“Forget about Indiana Jones. Jaya Jones is swinging into action, using both her mind and wits to solve a mystery...Readers will be ensnared by this entertaining tale. Four stars.”

— RT Book Reviews

 

“I applaud author Gigi Pandian for unearthing the forgotten history of India’s first immigrants to the United States and serving it up with plenty of suspense, humor and bhangra beats. If you are searching for a spicy new amateur sleuth series, this is the one.”

— Sujata Massey,

Author of The Sleeping Dictionary and the Rei Shimura Mysteries

 

“Globe-trotting historian Jaya Jones is off on another treasure hunt…Pirate Vishnu is fast-paced and fascinating as Jaya’s investigation leads her this time to India and back to her own family’s secrets.”

— Susan C. Shea, Author of the Dani O’Rourke Mysteries

 

“If Indiana Jones had a sister, it would definitely be historian Jaya Jones.”

— Suspense Magazine

 

“How wonderful to see a young, new writer who harks back to the Golden Age of mystery fiction. Artifact is witty, clever, and twisty… Do you like Agatha Christie? Elizabeth Peters? Then you’re going to love Gigi Pandian.”

— Aaron Elkins,

Edgar Award-Winning Author of the Gideon Oliver Mysteries

 

“Artifact is a treasure…a page-turning, suspenseful story.”

— Penny Warner, Author of How to Host a Killer Party