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    Long-running mystery series require certain rules. Sometimes, the authors of those books want to break their own rules.

    February 9, 2024  By Nick Petrie
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    The Mary Russell series is beloved by readers the world over. But just how did this extraordinary character come about?

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    January 30, 2024  By Benjamin Stevenson
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    The Comfort of Cozies

    Joyce Tremel asks around the cozy mystery community to find out all the reasons readers return to these gems again and again.

    January 25, 2024  By Joyce Tremel
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