Praise for The Mrs. Claus Mystery series:
“April’s efforts to protect Santaland’s secret by pretending the magic place is actually part of Canada—for example, camouflaging the elves’ pointy ears with a variety of scarves and hats and playing Anne Murry and Celine Dion songs instead of the usual Christmas tunes—have a certain zany charm.” —Kirkus Reviews on Mrs. Claus and the Very Vicious Valentine
“The sequel to Mrs. Claus and the Trouble with Turkeys is another delightful mystery filled with humor and mishaps.” —Library Journal on Mrs. Claus and the Very Vicious Valentine
“The whimsical world of Santaland will delight readers.” —Aunt Agatha’s on Mrs. Claus and the Very Vicious Valentine
“A bonanza for whimsy fans everywhere.” —Kirkus Reviews on Mrs. Claus and the Trouble with Turkeys
“Ireland’s third ‘Mrs. Claus’ title is a fresh take on a Christmas cozy. It’s a delightful mix of humor, technology, and murder in an unconventional mystery.” —Library Journal on Mrs. Claus and the Evil Elves
“Ireland’s bizarre series conceit works, a tribute to her deft juggling of sleuthing and satire. Fans of Leigh Perry’s Family Skeleton mysteries will be tickled.” —Publishers Weekly on Mrs. Claus and the Evil Elves
“Entertaining…Fans of offbeat, humorous cozies will clamor for more.” —Publishers Weekly on Mrs. Claus and the Halloween Homicide
“Multiple plot twists, quirky characters, plenty of humor, and the lovingly described, magical Santaland distinguish this entertaining cozy.” —Booklist on Mrs. Claus and the Halloween Homicide
“Brings the Christmas cozy to dizzying new heights of cuteness.” —Kirkus Reviews on Mrs. Claus and the Halloween Homicide
“Exceptional…This fun, well-plotted mystery is the perfect holiday entertainment.” —Publishers Weekly STARRED REVIEW for Mrs. Claus and the Santaland Slayings
“A funny mix of mystery, the holidays and a crime noir story, this will be perfect with some hot chocolate.” —The Parkersburg News and Sentinel
“The perfect cozy mystery read for the Christmas season!” —Fresh Fiction
“Put on an extra sweater while reading this tale of the land of ice and snow, where ice sculptures never melt. The descriptions are so good, readers will long for a mug of hot chocolate and a few Christmas cookies.” —Kings River Life Magazine
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