There's nothing in Emily Post about dealing with murder. Katrina just wanted to spend time among the books at Frank's Bookstore. Yes, that's an unimaginative name for a store, but Frank's an unimaginative guy—or he was. Now he and his murder are the reason Katrina is spending her spare time with Wilkester detective, Todd Mason. Or, that's what she tells herself. Why would anyone want to kill Frank Delaney? Who would do it? And is Katrina herself even safe? Mixing faith, literary humor, sweet romance, and a cozy mystery that will keep you guessing, Barbara Cornthwaite's first Wilkester Mystery has everything you want for a cozy read. Begin your investigation of Brought to Book today.

Picnics can be murder… scenes. What was supposed to be a romantic picnic at “their spot” turns criminal when Katrina and Todd stumble—almost literally—over a body. What’s the college chef doing under a bush up in the mountains? Other than being dead, that is. Who killed him? Why? All clues point to people who Katrina is certain didn’t do it. Especially the one who ends up dead himself. Uh, oh. Thanks to a slow-burning romantic relationship that can’t seem to get past chapter one, and a determination to save her friend from false arrest, Katrina joins Todd again as they riddle out bizarre clues, weed through unlikely suspects, and learn to communicate on a more personal level. What do you get when you combine literary humor, sweet romance, and a practical helping of faith? A cozy mystery that'll keep you guessing. Barbara Cornthwaite's second Wilkester Mystery has everything you want for a cozy read.

Something is rotten in the state of ... Wilkester. After years of waiting, Katrina finally has her happily ever after. All is right with her world . . . until hate crimes begin happening in the charming college town of Wilkester. Even more disturbing is the fact that the perpetrator seems to be connected with the writing class Katrina teaches. How can she prevent her rosy visions of the future from turning into broken dreams? Find out in this third book of the Wilkester Mysteries.