In Want of a Knife

Praise

Praise for In Want of a Knife:
“A vivid portrait of small-town life [with] quirky, well-drawn…characters.”
—Booklist

“Buzzelli’s well-developed characters are the stars of the show in a complex tale that tips more than a hat to Pride and Prejudice.”
—Kirkus Reviews

“An enjoyable mix of suspense, character development, setting (the Northern Michigan woods are lovingly described), and well-assembled story…In reading, I love a surprise as much as I love a memorable character, and this novel has plenty of both.”
—Mystery Scene

Praise for She Stopped for Death:
“[A] suspenseful sequel…A riveting climax will have readers on the edge of their seats.”
—Publishers Weekly

“A creepy tale filled with literary allusions and sporting a truly puzzling mystery.”
—Kirkus Reviews

“Second in the Little Library series, this one nicely captures the feel of a summer tourist town. The backdrop of Zoe’s new book and the connection of the poetry of Emily Sutton to that of Emily Dickinson add welcome literary touches.”
—Booklist

“The friendship between Jenny Weston and her quirky next-door-neighbor Zoe Zola—as well as the inclusion of literary references—continues to be a highlight of the unique Little Library Mystery series…An enjoyable read!”
—RT Book Reviews

“The characters are interesting, and believable, which is a delight…Buzzelli sets the groundwork well, and ups the tension in the final chapters. This is the second book in the Little Library series, and good enough to make one think about finding the first.”
—Reviewing the Evidence

Praise for A Most Curious Murder:
“This quirky, clever cozy series launch…[is] hard to resist.”
—Publishers Weekly

“An enchanting mystery with a delightful cast of characters and snappy dialogue. Book lovers are in for a real treat.”
—Hannah Reed, national bestselling author of the Scottish Highlands mysteries