Mark Schweizer….'A Pie To Die For' is book 1 in the Bakery Detectives series by Stacey Alabaster. A Sparrow Falls Holiday (Includes 4 stories: Christmas, Halloween, Valentine’s Day, & Fourth of July) Tricks: an 87th Precinct MysteryĪllen Campbell McLean…. Murder for Halloween (Anthology)Ĭynthia Manson & Constance Scarborough, eds…. Bear Witness to Murder (Octobear Fest)Ĭynthia Manson…. Kylie Logan (aka Miranda Bliss & Casey Daniels)…. Murder in the NeighborhoodĪmanda Lee (aka Gayle Trent) …. Saturday the Rabbi Went HungryĪnnie Knox (aka Wendy Lyn Watson)…. Murder on Old Main Street (fall festival) A Vintage Death (fall)Įllen Elizabeth Hunter…. Asking for the Moon (includes “Pascoe’s Ghost” and “Dalziel’s Ghost”)īobbie Holmes (aka Anna J. Happy Homicides 4: Fall into Crime (Autumn & Fall Holidays Anthology) The Spook in the Stacksĭaryl Wood Gerber (aka Avery Aames)…. Foul Play at the Fair (Harvest)Įva Gates (aka Vicki Delany)…. “Jessica Fletcher”, Donald Bain, & Renée Paley-Bain…. The Black Cat Sees His Shadow (“Pumpkin Days Festival”)

Be Careful What You Witch For (Fall Festival) Vampires, Bones, and Treacle SconesĮlizabeth Eagan-Cox…. Throw Darts at a CheesecakeĬarole Nelson Douglas…. And Murder for Dessert (Fall Harvest)ĭenise Dietz…. Haunted Hair Nights (novella)Ĭhristine E. Ghouls Just Want to Have Fun (also known as Calamity Jane and the Haunted Homecoming)ĭonald Bain & “Jessica Fletcher”…… Trick or Treacheryĭonald Bain, Renée Paley-Bain, & “Jessica Fletcher”…. Mary Kay Andrews (aka Kathy Hogan Trochek)…. In Charm’s Way (Was supposed to publish in Oct. Homicidal Holidays: Fourteen Tales of Murder and Merriment The Pint of No Returnĭonna Andrews, Barb Goffman, & Marcia Talley (editors)…. The Root of All Evil (w/ Elizabeth Lockard)Įllie Alexander (aka Kate Dyer-Seeley)…. I hope that you are able to enjoy the fun of Halloween, even while enjoying the scary plots that some of our favorite authors have waiting for us! Halloween MysteriesĮllery Adams …. I have included a list of Halloween short stories along with the mystery books. There is nothing like getting right to the climactic part of the book while listening to the rain hitting the pavement outside.

I have a whole pile of books that I actually save for just this time of the year. I know that for mystery book readers, any time is the right time for reading a good mystery. But, the spooky Halloween season sure is a good time to enjoy a particularly good mystery book.Īt the beginning of October, when all of the holidays are approaching, I try to find some time just for myself when I can cozy up on the couch, listen to the wind, and enjoy my first holiday-themed mystery book.

A Pie to Die for by Stacey Alabaster