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Ellen Crosby
Ellen Crosby is a freelance reporter for The Washington Post and former foreign correspondent for ABC News Radio. She has spent many years overseas in Europe and the former Soviet Union but now lives in Virginia with her husband and three sons. Her articles have appeared in The Wall Street Journal and The Christian Science Monitor.
Genres: Cozy Mystery, Mystery
New Books
Series
Wine Country Mystery
1. The Merlot Murders (2006)
2. The Chardonnay Charade (2007)
3. The Bordeaux Betrayal (2008)
4. The Riesling Retribution (2009)
5. The Viognier Vendetta (2010)
aka The Vintage Vendetta
6. The Sauvignon Secret (2011)
7. The Champagne Conspiracy (2016)
8. The Vineyard Victims (2017)
9. Harvest of Secrets (2018)
10. The Angels' Share (2019)
11. The French Paradox (2021)
12. Bitter Roots (2022)
1. The Merlot Murders (2006)
2. The Chardonnay Charade (2007)
3. The Bordeaux Betrayal (2008)
4. The Riesling Retribution (2009)
5. The Viognier Vendetta (2010)
aka The Vintage Vendetta
6. The Sauvignon Secret (2011)
7. The Champagne Conspiracy (2016)
8. The Vineyard Victims (2017)
9. Harvest of Secrets (2018)
10. The Angels' Share (2019)
11. The French Paradox (2021)
12. Bitter Roots (2022)
Ellen Crosby recommends
Murder Takes The Cake (2008)
(Daphne Martin, book 1)
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"Murder Takes The Cake has all the right ingredients for a delicious read."
Midnight At the Bright Ideas Bookstore (2017)
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"There is a clever, erudite puzzle plot in this bookish mystery, along with whip-smart writing. Matthew Sullivan’s debut is stylish and entertaining."
Murder at the Mill (2017)
(Iris Grey, book 1)
M B Shaw
"Be sure to start reading M.B. Shaw’s evocatively written mystery early in the day, or else you’ll be up late into the night?it’s that unputdownable."
The Gardener of Eden (2019)
David Downie
"David Downie writes like a poet. Not only will his evocative, lyrical style sweep you up in his story, but his characters will live in your head long after you've finished reading."
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