Category: Book Titles

The Joys of Winter

December 16, 2018 ConnieBerry 3 Comments

As I write, I look out on a thick blanket of snow rolling down to a frozen white lake. Ice…

Posted in: Book Titles, Climate, Mysteries, Setting, Travel Filed under: charles todd, ice hotels, old customs, Scandinavia, Snow, winter

What’s In A Name?

March 17, 2013 ConnieBerry 4 Comments

Lately I’ve been interested in learning about how books are titled. My manuscript began with the working title An Antique…

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Posted in: Book Titles, Craft of Writing, Mysteries Filed under: book titles, craft of writing, julia spencer-fleming, trends in publishing

Latest Reviews

A delight for lovers of antiques and complicated mysteries with a touch of romance.
―Kirkus Reviews

...a meaty traditional mystery that combines British legend with a contemporary story of crime and betrayal.
―Library Journal Starred Review

An engaging cast of characters that will appeal to fans of Jane K. Cleland’s Josie Prescott novels.
―Booklist

Berry takes her protagonist down the path to discovery... a very satisfying ending... This one is a keeper.
―New York Journal of Books

Readers will appreciate Kate's growth as a character in this atmospheric story. Fans of Jane K. Cleland's books... will want to try this series.
―Library Journal

...a well-realized cast and a beautifully described setting.
―Booklist

I loved this book! The plot is deliciously twisty and unexpectedly romantic.
―Jane Cleland, award-winning author of the Josie Prescott Antiques mysteries

What a treat! A modern day Outlander…Charming, authentic, surprising―and completely irresistible.
―Hank Phillippi Ryan, national bestselling and Agatha award-winning author of Trust Me

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