No One Is Talking About This, a novel by Patricia Lockwood.Last Summer on State Street, a novel by Toya Wolfe.Less Is Lost, a novel by Andrew Sean Greer.The Confessions of Max Tivoli, a novel by Andrew Sean Greer.The Women Could Fly, a novel by Megan Giddings.The Good Left Undone, a novel by Adriana Trigiani.The Secret Life of Albert Entwistle, a novel by Matt Cain.A Game Maker's Life: A Hall of Fame Game Inventor and Executive Tells the Inside Story of the Toy Industry, by Jeffrey Brewslow.

Admiring Silence, a novel by Abdulrazak Gurnah.The Whalebone Theatre, a novel by Joanna Quinn.Lucy by the Sea, a novel by Elizabeth Strout.

The Patron Saint of Second Chances, a novel by Christine Simon.

Crying in the Bathroom: A Memoir, by Erika L.

The Two Lives of Sara, a novel by Catherine Adel West.

The Number Ones: Twenty Chart-Topping Hits That Reveal the History of Pop Music, by Tom Breihan.

The Hidden Kingdom of Fungi, by Keith Seifert.

Kaufmann's: The Family that Built Pittsburgh's Famed Department Store, by Marilynne Pitz and Lauar Malz Schneiderman.

The Hopefuls, a novel by Jennifer Close.

The Catch, a novel by Alison Fairbrother.

Happy-Go-Lucky, essays by David Sedaris.

Jollof Rice and Other Revolutions, a novel in interlocking stories by Omolola Ijeoma Ogunyemi.

A Map for the Missing, a novel by Belinda Huijuang Tang.

Rogues: True Stories of Grifters, Killers, Rebels and Crooks, by Patrick Radden Keefe.

The Hanna-Barbera Treasury, by Jerry Beck.

The Smart One, a novel by Jennifer Close.

The Poet's House, a novel by Jean Thompson.

Now Is Not the Time To Panic, a novel by Kevin Wilson.

Every time I thought I had the mystery solved, the writer would introduce a new twist to keep me guessing. And the mystery - the lack of a body was a very unusual premise. Super savvy, absolutely no nonsense, and firmly standing on her own two feet. Vera Vixen captured my heart and my mind. However, as a huge fan of paranormal cozies, I quickly settled in. She writes: 'This was my first cozy mystery where the main characters are animals rather than people. I checked the Goodreads reviews on Mirror Lake and I particularly liked this one from Lynn Morrison, partly because I didn't know who she was. Here's more about Elizabeth Cole's other books. Okay, I don't know who says that yet, but I'm trying to jump-start it. As folks in the know always say, whether you like spies, knights, or demon hunters, Elizabeth Cole will sweep you off your feet. For folks in the romance world, substitute Elizabeth for Jocelyn. For folks in Milwaukee, substitute Koehler for Cole. We're thrilled at Boswell to be hosting an event with Juneau Black, also known as Sharon Nagle and Jocelyn Cole. Mirror Lake is the third Shady Hollow mystery.

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