My review:????

The Haunted Homecoming by Angie Fox is set at homecoming, and Verity’s mother has also decided to come home!

There’s a body discovered at the homecoming festivities, and so Verity investigates!  Frankie is also trying to hide as he says El Gato is out to get him!

This is the school that Verity and her mother both went to, so there are some shared memories, and of course, ghosts that Verity recognises from when she went there.  

It’s a fun read, with people pretending to be other people, ghosts, and a heap of family drama.

The Haunted Homecoming was published on 17th August 2021 and is available on Amazon.

Angie Fox has a Facebook page and a reader group.

I’ve previously read and reviewed the below books in the series:

Southern Spirits, A Ghostly Gift and The Skeleton in the Closet – book 1, 1.5 and 2

Pecan Pies and Dead Guys – book 7 

The Mint Julep Murders – book 8

The Ghost of Christmas Past – book 8.5

Southern Bred and Dead – book 9

I was given this book in return for an unbiased review, so my thanks to NetGalley and to Moose Island Books and Author Collective 20  (the publishers) for this book.

My review: ????

Meows and Mistletoe is a holiday anthology, all set in Cats Paw Cove.  It’s by a collection of authors, they are all in a cosy crime or cosy mystery style, and in this case, they are all Christmas themed.

Cats Paw Cove is a place where fantastical things can happen, so these are fantasy books, and I do enjoy cosy fantasy mysteries!  There are cats who know a lot, and in some cases, talk, there is the island where you can see fairies and so on, and there is a bit of time travel.

Because there are a collection of authors, these are all different characters, none of whom go between stories as far as I remember! 

I enjoyed the trip to Cats Paw Cove.  I hadn’t encountered this place before, and I haven’t heard of authors doing this before, but it’s such an interesting idea that many authors build up their own little town, and set stories in amongst it.  

You can visit Cats Paw Cove on Facebook, and they have their own website.

Meows and Mistletoe came out on 1 November 2019, and you can buy it from Amazon and Waterstones.

I was given this book in return of an unbiased review, and so my thanks to NetGalley and to the authors collective.

I’ve reviewed quite a lot of fantasy books on here, so please have a look, and you can see cosy mysteries as well!