Deadly Greetings

Best-selling cozy writer Tim Myers, author of three successful cozy series--the Lighthouse Inn, the candle-shop mysteries, and the soap-making mysteries--is the creator of this new series. While my favorite series is the candle-shop, I found the card-making endeavor to be right on par with his other series. They are light, easy reads. . .anyone who is "put off" by the premise of a card shop being highly lucrative should keep in mind that a typical cozy mystery requires the reader to suspend reality just a bit. Another highly recommended series.

Jennifer Shane left her sister's business (a scrap booking shop) to start Custom Card Creations. Like most new businesses, she's struggling to stay afloat. Her aunt Lillian works there in exchange for card making supplies. Because her finances are limited, Lillian locates a new 'efficiency' apartment by the lake for Jennifer. Problem is, it's haunted by the ghost of the woman who lived there before Jennifer. She died in the bathroom--and doesn't like sharing the space. All is not well with the new dwelling or with Jennifer's life. Money is short, her downstairs neighbor makes unwanted advances, the local deputy is stalking her and her ex-finance attempts to date her again. Then there's the death of her friend, Maggie. Everyone believes Maggie's death is an accident, except Jennifer. She receives a handcrafted card from her, written before Maggie died. It says that someone is trying to kill her and she doesn't know who or why. Jennifer is determined to find the murderer and prevent any further deaths. Bright's cozy mysteries featuring Jennifer Shane are fun romps through murder and mayhem. The characters are inviting and family loyalty abounds. I like that. Armchair Interviews says: For a fast and fun read, Deadly Greetings is a good choice.

I really liked this book. hope more to follow. but I am curious . It says Elizabeth Bright is title pseudonym for a nationally best-selling myster author. I would love to know who it is