PERHAPS A GIFT VOUCHER FOR MUM?: MOTHER'S DAY
KAITLYN DUNNETT first caught the Scottish heritage bug when her husband learned to play the bagpipes. Many Scottish festivals and parades later, and after a brief stint as bass drummer with a bagpipe band, she decided to combine her love of things Scottish with her love of writing. The Liss MacCrimmon mysteries are the result. Kaitlyn lives on a Christmas tree farm in the mountains of western Maine and can be reached through her website at www.kaitlyndunnett.com.
Praise for Kaitlyn Dunnett's Overkilt En route to a surprising solution, Dunnett successfully keeps the mystery cozy while not shying away from thought-provoking cultural issues. --Publishers Weekly Overkilt is an engrossing story of an intelligent woman--and, surprisingly, her side-kick mother--champing at the bit to solve a crime while the authorities prefer they keep their noses out of it. --Criminal Element Praise for Kaitlyn Dunnett's previous mystery, Crime & Punctuation Entertaining . . . Cozy fans will be pleased. --Publishers Weekly The signature cozy style of Dunnett's Liss MacCrimmon series translates easily to this editorially focused new venture. --Kirkus Reviews If you consider yourself a word nerd or grammar guru, this is a book you need to check out! --RT Book Reviews This first in series is nicely done with good characterizations. --Booklist I've been waiting for [this]...and it's finally out...yay!! I love the title, love-love-love the cover, and the Deadly Edits series concept is so fun....Kaitlyn Dunnett is such a good writer--one of my favorites! I'm already hooked. --Kate Carlisle, New York Times bestselling author. An utter delight for language purists as well as fans of cozy mysteries --Fresh Fiction Whoever thought that being an editor could be hazardous to your life? I adored Mikki.... the final reveal at the end was perfection. --I Am, Indeed Readers ... may learn quite a few helpful tips about proper English usage, but they're also going to read an engaging story featuring a main character they're going to love. --Kittling: Books
