Bones of a Feather (Center Point Premier Mystery (Largeprint))

Praise for "Bone Appetit"
"Distinctive characters and a clever cooking background make Haines's tenth Sarah Booth Delaney mystery the best yet in this Southern cozy series."
--"Publishers Weekly" (starred review)
"A whole lot of Southern sass . . . Haines's novel is definitely a page-turner."
--"Jackson Free Press"
Praise for "Greedy Bones
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"As usual in Haines's Bones series, the latest entry is charming light entertainment."
--"The Times-Picayune
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Praise for "Wishbones
""Wishbones is reminiscent in many ways of Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum novels, only fresher with a bit more of an edge and none of the pretentiousness. Light, breezy, and just plain fun. Call Haines the queen of cozies."-
--"Providence Journal-Bulletin"
"Sarah Booth Delaney heads for Hollywood in Haines's entertaining eighth. . . . The chemistry sizzles between Graf and Sarah Booth."
--"Publishers Weekly"
"Haines's warmth, wit, and authentici

Praise for Carolyn Haines and

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"A lesson in lying, Mississippi style...Haines diverts the reader...with great dollops of charm."--"Kirkus Reviews"

"Entertaining...Sarah and Tinkie must strive to thwart a plot of brilliantly diabolical proportions."--"Publishers Weekly"

"Sarah Booth Delaney has a funny way of ending up in extremely strange situations...a perfectly written mystery with a cast that is humorous, charming and deadly. Haines certainly is one of the best mystery writers working today."--"RT Book Reviews"

"Excellent...a strong whodunit...The superb Mississippi Delta mystery is a terrific thriller." --Harriet Klausner

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"Bone Appetit"

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"Distinctive characters and a clever cooking background make Haines's tenth Sarah Booth Delaney mystery the best yet in this Southern cozy series." --"Publishers Weekly" (starred review)

"A whole lot of Southern sass...Haines's novel is definitely a page-turner." --"Jackson Free Press"

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"Greedy Bones"

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"The cast is in fine form (including the helpful ghost, Jitty), and it's good to be back in Mississippi...One of the more entertaining episodes in the series."--"Booklist"

"Captivating--readers will enjoy" Greedy Bones" from cranium to phalanges."--Don Noble, Alabama Public Radio

"Jitty, Dahlia House's wonderfully wise 'haint, ' [is] one of the best features of this light paranormal mystery series infused with Southern charm."--"Publishers Weekly"

"Never undone by a ghostly spirit, a handsome movie star, or even the oddball small town Southern folks most of us will easily recognize, Delaney is at her best when unraveling multiple puzzles. Ramp up the excitement and tension, add the often chuckle-out-loud humor, and they add up to one of the best of the Sarah Booth Delaney mysteries."--"Delta Magazine"

Praise for Carolyn Haines and

the Sarah Booth Delaney mysteries

"Bones of a Feather"

"Bone Appetit"

"Greedy Bones"

A lesson in lying, Mississippi style Haines diverts the reader with great dollops of charm. "Kirkus Reviews on Bones of a Feather"

Entertaining Sarah and Tinkie must strive to thwart a plot of brilliantly diabolical proportions. "Publishers Weekly on Bones of a Feather"

Sarah Booth Delaney has a funny way of ending up in extremely strange situations a perfectly written mystery with a cast that is humorous, charming and deadly. Haines certainly is one of the best mystery writers working today. "RT Book Reviews on Bones of a Feather"

Excellent a strong whodunit The superb Mississippi Delta mystery is a terrific thriller. "Harriet Klausner on Bones of a Feather"

Distinctive characters and a clever cooking background make Haines's tenth Sarah Booth Delaney mystery the best yet in this Southern cozy series. "Publishers Weekly (starred review) on Bone Appetit"

A whole lot of Southern sass Haines's novel is definitely a page-turner. "Jackson Free Press on Bone Appetit"

The cast is in fine form (including the helpful ghost, Jitty), and it's good to be back in Mississippi One of the more entertaining episodes in the series. "Booklist on Greedy Bones"

Captivating--readers will enjoy" Greedy Bones" from cranium to phalanges. "Don Noble, Alabama Public Radio on Greedy Bones"

Jitty, Dahlia House's wonderfully wise haint, ' [is] one of the best features of this light paranormal mystery series infused with Southern charm. "Publishers Weekly on Greedy Bones"

Never undone by a ghostly spirit, a handsome movie star, or even the oddball small town Southern folks most of us will easily recognize, Delaney is at her best when unraveling multiple puzzles. Ramp up the excitement and tension, add the often chuckle-out-loud humor, and they add up to one of the best of the Sarah Booth Delaney mysteries. "Delta Magazine on Greedy Bones""

"Southern P.I. Sarah Booth Delaney tries to untangle the twisted schemes of twin sisters in the strangest case yet in Carolyn Haines's award-winning series."

A ruby necklace worth four million dollars appears to have been stolen, and its owners, Monica and Eleanor Levert twin heirs of a wealthy Natchez clan seem a bit too anxious to get their hands on the insurance money. It sounds a tad suspicious to Sarah Booth, who's been asked to file a report, but she can't be sure someone's committing fraud or any other crime, for that matter until one of the sisters is kidnapped

"A LESSON IN LYING, MISSISSIPPI STYLE with great dollops of charm." "Kirkus Reviews"

The police suspect the heiresses are playing some sort of game. But when Sarah Booth and her partner Tinkie begin to scratch the surface of the family's sordid past, they uncover more skeletons than any one closet can hold. Throw in a sneaky romantic gardener, a lurid tell-all biographer, and a body plunging off a plantation cliff, and the kidnapped twin plot thickens. But Sarah Booth really starts seeing double when Jitty the ghost shows up as a pair of sisters and two crimes become deadlier than one

"REMINISCENT OF JANET EVANOVICH'S STEPHANIE PLUM NOVELS." "Providence Journal-Bulletin""