Death in the Margins

Praise

Praise for A Deadly Edition:
“Endearing characters are further fleshed out in the library director’s fifth mystery.”
—Kirkus Reviews

“Lively small-town characters, a well-paced plot, and dollops of fascinating art history help make this a winner.”
—Publishers Weekly

“The well plotted and character driven story moves quickly  and has something for everyone…Highly recommended.”
—Fresh Fiction

“Interesting characters and an easy to read story.”
—Red Carpet Crash

“Gilbert skillfully weaves a rich tapestry of suspense, suggested guilt, and motive.”
—Midwest Book Review

“Another win for the series…layered characters [and] a solid mystery.”
—San Francisco Book Review

“Packed with enough twists and turns to keep even the most avid cozy mystery reader guessing.”—MyShelf

“Fun characters, a mystery that makes you think, and a beautiful wedding make A Deadly Edition a very solid addition to the series.”
—Escape with Dollycas

“What a great cast of characters.”
—Cozy Mystery Book Reviews

Praise for Bound for Murder:
“Pleasant.”
—Kirkus Reviews

“The plot builds to a complex but satisfying conclusion. Cozy fans will hope Amy will return soon.”
—Publishers Weekly

“Series fans will enjoy the ongoing shenangians…Newbies with an appreciation for small town politics (and an interlibrary loan mulligan) will have no trouble starting here.”
—Booklist

“Another deftly crafted mystery buff’s delight by a true master of the genre.”
—Midwest Book Review

“The murder mystery is both well plotted and clever enough to keep the most seasoned of mystery readers guessing.”
—MyShelf
 
“A mystery that has suspense, surprises, and humor which makes for an addicting and delightful cozy read from beginning to end.”
—Manhattan Book Review

Praise for Past Due for Murder:
“A fun tale of books and crooks!”
—Woman’s World

“Gilbert weaves a well-paced, engaging story with strong characters… Blue Ridge Mystery fans will love reconnecting with Amy and her Taylorsford compatriots.”
—NY Journal of Books

“What more could we want than to have our murder mysteries solved by an endearing librarian?”
—Appalachian Mountain Books

Praise for Shelved Under Murder:
“The arts are well represented by the painters and Richard’s work as a choreographer, adding a new level of interest to this small-town cozy series.”
—Booklist
 
 “Cozy fans will have fun.”
—Publishers Weekly
 
“Amy turns out to be as apt a student of art forgery as she is of everything book-related. Just the thing for readers whose pulses quicken when they read: ‘The way he looks at you sometimes…deserves an R-rating.’”
—Kirkus Reviews