The Lost Traveller

Praise for The Lost Traveller: This seventh in Anthony and Agatha Award nominee Connolly's 'County Cork Mystery' series (after Many a Twist) is a thoughtfully executed and charmingly talkative cozy. The Irish setting is authentic, Maura is a delight, and the characters are gaining depth as this series matures. -Library Journal starred review Inviting...As usual, Connolly's lively characters and lovely landscape enhance her well-wrought, thought-provoking plot. Series fans won't be disappointed. -Publishers Weekly It's the heroine's slow awakening and the marvelous local color that make this one of the best in a fine series. -Kirkus Reviews Praise for Many a Twist: Plenty of puzzles with a strong feeling for life in small-town Ireland. -Kirkus Reviews Connolly vividly evokes rural Ireland, and her characters seem like real human beings trying their best to navigate their lives. -Publishers Weekly For fans who have gotten absolutely hooked on these County Cork mysteries, you'll not be disappointed with this new tale...Connolly sticks to what she knows best: How to write a drop dead awesome book that keeps readers entertained from beginning to end! -Suspense Magazine Grab a cup of tea, sit back, and enjoy this cozy mystery. Sheila Connolly is a good storyteller with the ability to create an authentic atmosphere, providing hours of entertainment. -Seattle Book Review Praise for Cruel Winter: Move over, Agatha Christie: a pub owner in County Cork fancies herself a young Miss Marple...A fine read in the classic style. -Kirkus Reviews A crafty and marvelous twist to the classic whodunit...A totally captivating page-turner of a book, perfect for winter nights with a storm beating against the windows. -NY Journal of Books A clever plot with the reader turning the pages faster and faster to reach the surprising finale. -Fresh Fiction A page turning experience. If you like a good mystery and enjoy Irish settings, then you will enjoy this novel! -Portland Book Review Praise for the New York Times Bestselling County Cork mysteries: A Turn for the Bad is...deftly plotted, the characters are engaging, and the visual descriptions of Ireland made me want to grab my passport and visit as soon as possible. A real winner! -Suspense Magazine on A Turn for the Bad A truly fabulous read that brings you right to the small county of Cork. With descriptive writing, well developed characters and wonderful storyline, An Early Wake is a true hit that brings the magic of Ireland to any reader. -Open Book Society on An Early Wake [A] well-set and nicely paced cozy. -Library Journal on Scandal in Skibbereen Ireland itself becomes a character as Connolly adds description of the countryside and bits of history throughout the book...County Cork is surely a place you'd love to visit, and Sullivan's a great spot for a pint of Guinness and a bit of gossip. -Kings River Life Magazine on Scandal in Skibbereen A traditional cozy set in the Emerald Isle and starring an amateur sleuth seems quite fresh. A very promising start to a new series. -Booklist on Buried in a Bog Full of charm and mystery...The locals are warm and welcoming and the central hub of the village, Sullivan's Pub, is a slice of comfort. -RT Book Review on Buried in a Bog Connolly's latest is a captivating tale-sweet, nostalgic, and full of Irish charm, but also tightly plotted and full of twists, turns, and shocking reveals...Connolly's County Cork mysteries have a ton of promise. -The Maine Suspect on Buried in a Bog