Praise for A Streetcar Named Murder:
“[A] lively series launch . . . Fans of Katherine Hall Page’s Faith Fairchild mysteries will want to check this out.”
—Publishers Weekly
“Conscientious attention to the clues.”
—Kirkus Reviews
“An entertaining cozy set in an atmospheric New Orleans.”
—Library Journal
“This well-plotted debut cozy is nicely framed by the antique trade.”
—Booklist
“[A] brisk pace . . . augmented by Herren’s affinity for wit and his skills at creating real, appealing characters.”
—South Florida Sun Sentinel
“Delightful . . . a mystery that is complex and emotional and leads to a satisfying conclusion.”
—Manhattan Book Review, 5-star review
“An original and fun read from first page to last.”
—Midwest Book Review
“A nicely done whodunit . . . with visually descriptive narrative and engaging dialogue.”
—Dru Ann, Drus Book Musing
“A good start to this new series, set in New Orleans, with fun characters, and a good murder mystery.”
—Red Carpet Crash
“A joyous journey.”
—David Rothenberg on WBAI/R
“A smooth and rewarding cozy mystery.”
—Wonder Women Sixty
“[A] smart, engaging heroine, [and a] fascinating glimpse of life in New Orleans.”
—Donna Andrews, New York Times bestselling author of the Meg Lanslow series
“Driven by wry, observational narrative, A Streetcar Named Murder careens a colorful cast from crimes to clues to cliffhangers to a clever conclusion I never saw coming. Our resourceful heroine shares top billing with a vivid New Orleans, exquisitely captured by homegrown author T.G. Herren. Bravo!”
—Wendy Corsi Staub, New York Times bestselling author
“A delicious southern gothic cozy told with heart and humor . . . Its sultry Big Easy setting, intriguing mystery, and cast of characters as colorful as a Mardi Gras float make it a must-read.”
—Ellen Byron, Agatha Award-winning author of the Cajun Country Mysteries
“[A] delightful series debut that will leave you swinging your beads and planning your next Mardi Gras costume!”
—Leslie Budewitz, three-time Agatha Award-winning author of the Spice Shop Mysteries
“As fun as a Mardi Gras parade . . . Witty, intriguing, and charming.”
—Sherry Harris, Agatha Award nominated author of the Sarah Winston Garage Sale
“If mystery fans had a Mardi Gras krewe, they’d have stacks of T.G. Herren’s A Streetcar Named Murder to throw to lucky parade goers. You’ll feel as if you’re driving down New Orleans’s Magazine Street and St. Charles Avenue along with widow Valerie Cooper as she navigates a mystery of murky inheritances, simmering hate, and long-held secrets that lead to murder.”
—Leigh Perry, author of the Family Skeleton Series
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