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Bibliography: Robertson, Michael. (2009). The Baker Street Letters. New York: Minotaur Books. ISBN: 9780312538125
Plot Summary:  London solicitor Reggie Heath loves his new law offices, and loves the great lease he got on them even more.  But there is a catch–the offices are located at 221b Baker Street and part of the deal is that they [...]

Bibliography: Heley, Veronica. (2007). False Charity. New York: Severn House. ISBN: 9780727865274
Plot Summary: Bea Abbott has returned from an around the world trip exhausted.  She started the trip with her beloved husband, but part way through, his illness worsened and he died.  All Bea wants it to be left alone with her grief.    Instead [...]

Bibliography: Maliett, G. M. (2009).  Death and the Lit Chick.  Woodbury, MN: Midnight Ink. ISBN: 978-0738712475
Plot Summary:  Detective Arthur St. Just is attending an Edinburgh festival for mystery writers to give a presentation about detective work.  He is staying at Dalmorton Castle and Spa along with several mystery writers, aspiring writers, literary agents, and a [...]

Powell, Julie.  (2005).  Julie and Julia: My Year of Cooking Dangerously. New York: Back Bay Books. ISBN: 978-0316109697
Child, Julia with Alex Prud’ Homme. (2006). My Life in France.  New York: Knopf. ISBN: 978-1400043460
I picked up an advanced copy of Julie and Julia at the ALA Conference in Chicago in the summer of 2005.  However, while [...]

Bibliography: Upson, Nicola. (2008). An Expert in Murder.  New York: Harper. ISBN: 978-0061451539
Plot Summary:  Playwright and mystery writer Josephine Tey is traveling to London to see the last week of her hit play on stage.  On the train she meets a fan, who is found brutally murdered soon after arriving at the station.  Tey’s friend [...]