Books by Karen MacInerney
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review 1: Karen MacInerney has a winning formula with the Gray Whale Inn mysteries, yet each novel is unique in its characters, story, and view of Cranberry Island. In Brush with Death, I enjoyed learning more about the artists on the island and in Bar Harbor. In MacInerney's plots, there ...
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review 1: Natalie Barnes owns and runs the Grey Goose Inn, on tiny Cranberry Island. She's bringing blueberries home from dinner in her skiff when she finds a dead man. The new policeman covering the island seems more approachable than the last one, but shuts out Natalie and her fiance, ...
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review 1: Reminiscent of Agatha Christie, with a likable amateur sleuth and a cast of characters in a (somewhat) isolated location - an island off the Maine coast. There are plenty of people with motives for killing the attractive, but unsavory, victim. Lot's of real and imagined love tri...
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review 1: This is the fourth book in the Gray Whale Inn Mystery series. It is fall and Natalie is looking at less bookings for the inn when a ship is discovered. No one is sure what ship it is but everyone thinks it might be a sunken pirate ship. This discovery brings new guests to the inn...
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review 1: The main story was good but there were some serious issues. The main character Sophie was way to clothes obsessed and cared way too much about what people thick about her. Sophie has some real relationship issues with her boyfriend manly the fact that she keeps forgetting about h...
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review 1: This was a Goodreads book that I received in the mail. It was an interesting book to say the least.The plot deals with Margie Peterson taking a job as a private investigator only to end up in a gay bar discovering a murdered transvestite. Her life begins a downward spiral of dou...
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review 1: You have to like cozy mysteries (and their lack of real investigation or logic) to get in to this title which may be better termed mom-lit. For me, temporarily in Austin, the sense of place was the strong point but for those who actually live here or those who have never been her...