Praise for the Alice Pepper Lonely Hearts and Puzzle Mysteries by Roz Noonan
“The crew’s initially breezy investigation takes a dark turn when someone connected to the case turns up dead.”—Publishers Weekly on This Missing Piece is Killing Me
“Nearly half the book is devoted to searching for Michelle, and once that’s resolved this second book in the series (after Puzzle Me a Murder) expands deeper into Alice’s world—which is loving and caring, yes, but also features major pieces of the past she has been unable to resolve.”—firstCLUE on That Missing Piece is Killing Me
“Anyone who loves cozies will love this fun mystery. But those who are into puzzles will be particularly delighted to read this second book in the Oregon-based Alice Pepper Lonely Hearts and Puzzle Club mystery series. After all, the ability to solve puzzles can reflect a skill needed to solve murders.”—Auntie’s Books on This Missing Piece is Killing Me
“The cozy and real-world elements are blended to give added depth as well as enjoyment. I look forward to seeing what Alice puts together in the next book.”—King’s River Life on This Missing Piece is Killing Me
“An Oregon librarian gets sucked into a murder case and discovers that her skills in researching give her quite a knack for it.”- Kirkus Reviews on Puzzle Me a Murder
“Puzzle Me a Murder has it all—jigsaw puzzle clues, tarot card readings, small-town intrigue, a big, homey house, a looming wedding, and a murder. Alice Pepper and her endearing collection of family members and friends grab your attention and pull you along as they fit the puzzle pieces together to reveal the big picture and solve the big case.” —Barbara Ross, author of Torn Asunder
“Suspense, humor, a challenging mystery puzzle, and characters you want to spend time with . . . even if one of them might be a murderer. Roz Noonan’s Puzzle Me a Murder has it all.” —David Rosenfelt, National Bestselling Author of Dog Day Afternoon
“Much as her librarian sleuth Alice Pepper completes her much-loved jigsaw puzzles, author Roz Noonan snaps the final piece of this delightful and entertaining whodunit into place with a satisfying click. I can’t wait for the next Puzzle Club mystery!” —Leslie Meier, author of Patchwork Quilt Murder
“Set in Oregon’s picturesque Willamette Valley, and with a cast of lively, engaging characters, Puzzle Me A Murder is an enjoyable read that will have you puzzling over all the pieces of this clever mystery until the end.” —Darci Hannah, author of A Fatal Feast at Bramsford Manor
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