Praise for Trouble on the Books:
“Lang’s debut features a naturally beautiful area and some promising characters.”
—Kirkus Reviews
“A captivating setting and a murder steeped in historical significance…I thoroughly enjoyed this debut mystery in what is sure to become a favorite series among book lovers.”
—Jenn McKinlay, New York Times bestselling author of Hitting the Books
“Don’t miss Shelby Cox’s first adventure; I’m sure you’ll want to come back for many more.”
—Paige Shelton, New York Times bestselling author of the Scottish Bookshop mysteries
“When events turn dangerous in an old smuggling haunt, new bookseller and retired book editor Shelby Cox uses her editorial smarts to save the innocent and capture the guilty.”
—Carolyn Hart, New York Times bestselling author of Walking on My Grave
“A likeable heroine, an intriguing mystery, and a full fun cast of characters I can’t wait to get to know better make this the perfect cozy read.”
—Vicki Delany, national bestselling author of A Scandal in Scarlet
“Essie Lang transports us to an island castle and grotto perfect for a great mystery, then, with her wonderful writing and characters, she delivers!”
—Mary Ellen Hughes, national bestselling author of A Fatal Collection
“If you like a good mystery with engaging characters, and revel in books or castles (or both!), then you will enjoy this novel.”
—Laura DiSilverio, national bestselling authors of the Readaholics Book Club mysteries
“A smart whodunit featuring a spunky bookseller, a beautiful castle, a remote island, and plenty of twists and turns to keep you reading until you get to the last page. I’m hooked!”
—Daryl Wood Gerber, Agatha Award winner and national bestselling author of the French Bistro mysteries
“A charming setting, an intelligent heroine, books, history, and murder! There’s a lot to love in Essie Lang’s first Castle Bookshop mystery. Readers are sure to want to come back for more.”
—Kylie Logan, bestselling author of Italian Iced
“A castle full of books, a ghost legend, a spunky heroine who lives on a houseboat, a curmudgeonly cat, a setting on a beautiful island, and of course a murder—all these elements combine to make a fun mystery!”
—Julia Buckley, bestselling author of the Writer’s Apprentice mysteries
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