Praise for Lee Hollis''s Mysteries "A lighthearted cozy mystery with a showbiz twist.Readers are invested in the father-daughter pair and eager to follow them. My Father Always Finds Corpses features a winning blend of Hollywood intrigue, political cover-ups, romance and crime." -- BookPage on My Father Always Finds Corpses "An often humorous mystery replete with questionable decisions, fortunate coincidences, and opportunities for redemption." -- Kirkus Reviews o n My Father Always Finds Corpses "Like her heroine''s chatty columns, this is for those who want their murder with a side of personal drama. And lots of clams." -- Kirkus Reviews on Death of a Clam Digger "Crime abounds in a mystery with a ripped-from-the-headlines political angle and a surprising turn in the personal lives of both sleuths. With a diverse cast of characters, including Sandra''s gay son, and the unusual political/school angles, the sequel to Murder at the PTA sets itself apart from most cozies.
" -- Library Journal on Murder at the Bake Sale "An enjoyably twisty mystery laced with the heroine''s equally entertaining foodcentric newspaper columns." -- Kirkus Reviews on Death of an Italian Chef "Sandra''s quest for independence and legitimacy as a PI, Maya''s and Sandra''s desires to resolve their marital situations, family relationships between parents and teens, and the realities of a political life effectively frame this engaging cozy." -- Booklist on Murder at the Bake Sale "A class act whose two strong women face both murder and marital problems with courage and humor." -- Kirkus Reviews on Murder on the Class Trip "The reality-show frame, combined with the intelligent, feisty heroines and the precocious Wyatt add up to a satisfying entry in the cozy series." -- Booklist on Poppy Harmon and the Backstabbing Bachelor "Hollis delivers all the essentials: appealing characters, an intricate plot, and a colorful setting. Cozy fans will hope Poppy and friends will be back soon." -- Publishers Weekly on Poppy Harmon and the Pillow Talk Killer "A movie set in the California desert provides a suitably dangerous backdrop for the gutsy heroine." -- Kirkus Reviews on Poppy Harmon and the Pillow Talk Killer "Well-drawn characters, including principals and supporting cast, especially the sleuths'' 12- year-old computer expert, combine with surprising plot twists and plenty of humor to make this a satisfying entry in Hollis'' popular cozy series.
" -- Booklist on Poppy Harmon and the Pillow Talk Killer "Irresistible.Cozy readers will look forward to seeing a lot more of Poppy and company." -- Publishers Weekly on Poppy Harmon and the Hung Jury "An amusing cozy with quirky characters and a down-to-earth heroine with plenty of moxie." -- Kirkus Reviews on Poppy Harmon and the Hung Jury Share with those who enjoy M. C. Beaton''s Agatha Raisin mysteries." -- Booklist on Poppy Harmon and the Hung Jury "Hilarious.Pop culture references throughout add to the fun, and Hollis wraps up the mystery with a truly surprising twist.
Cozy fans will eagerly await the sequel." -- Publishers Weekly STARRED REVIEW & PW Picks for Poppy Harmon Investigates "Features a trio of likable sleuths in a story with a surprising twist for a cozy." -- Library Journal on Poppy Harmon Investigates "The theatrical frame, combined with a set of quirky characters, including a 12-year-old computer whiz, and plenty of humor, distinguishes this delightful cozy, the first in a projected series." -- Booklist on Poppy Harmon Investigates "A fun Christmas cozy." --Library Journal on Death of a Christmas Caterer "Brother-sister writing team Rick Copp and Holly Simason set a snappy pace, introduce fun characters, and write a clever plot. This second series entry (after Death of a Kitchen Diva) is a tasty entrée for the culinary cozy crowd." --Library Journal on Death of a Country Fried Redneck.