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Connie Berry was born in Racine, Wisconsin, to second-generation immigrants from Scandinavia and the British Isles. Like her main character, Connie was raised by charmingly eccentric antique collectors who opened a shop, not because they wanted to sell antiques but because they needed an excuse to keep buying them. Connie adores cute animals, foreign travel, and all things British. She lives in Ohio with her husband and adorable dog Millie.
Genres: Cozy Mystery
New and upcoming books
Series
Kate Hamilton
1. A Dream of Death (2019)
2. A Legacy of Murder (2019)
3. The Art of Betrayal (2021)
4. The Shadow of Memory (2022)
Mistletoe and Murder (2023)
5. A Collection of Lies (2024)
1. A Dream of Death (2019)
2. A Legacy of Murder (2019)
3. The Art of Betrayal (2021)
4. The Shadow of Memory (2022)
Mistletoe and Murder (2023)
5. A Collection of Lies (2024)
Connie Berry recommends
Murder at an Irish Castle (2023)
(Irish Castle Mystery, book 1)
Ellie Brannigan
"When her expensive life in LA falls apart, couture bridal designer Rayne McGrath flies to Ireland to attend her uncle Nevin McGrath's funeral, only to learn she has inherited the crumbling family castle. Nevin's death was a tragic accident - or maybe not. Determined to save the family estate and the village that depends upon it, Rayne teams up with her prickly cousin, Ciara, to uncover the deadly truth. Add in a charming Irish village setting, a colorful cast of characters, and a tale worthy to be told around a smoldering peat fire, and you have the beginning of a stellar new series. Murder at an Irish Castle by Ellie Brannigan is, in a word, irresistible."
The Art of the Decoy (2022)
(Scandal Mountain Antiques Mystery, book 1)
Trish Esden
"All I can say is WOW! With this first novel in the Scandal Mountain Antiques Series, author Trish Esden has knocked it out of the park. With an evocative rural Vermont setting, an intriguing main character with a complicated past, an engaging cast of supporting characters, and a twisty plot that will keep you turning pages, The Art of the Decoy is as close to perfect as they get."
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