Small town politics can be murder.

Until she went with her boyfriend to ask the mayor to fund a spay and neuter clinic, Lisa Chance had never even set foot in city hall. But this all changes after the mayor is caught in an illegal gambling ring and fired.

With the town's political landscape turned upside down, long-simmering tensions threaten the peace and stability of Moss Creek.

Now Lisa's mother feels it's her duty to run for the vacant office, and ropes Lisa into acting as her campaign manager.

When a murder disrupts the rival campaign, it seems no one in town is safe. Can Lisa find the killer in time to protect the town and the people she loves?

Welcome to the March Street Café, where coffee, sandwiches, and murder are on the menu.

The Bingo Jubilee was going great! Most of Marchville was competing for the giant cash prize, but for Kelly it was just a good catering job.

The night was filled with fun, games, and all the secrets and rivalries of a small town. Despite that, the pay was good and the work took Kelly's mind off some recent disturbing news.

Yes, the Bingo Jubilee was going great....until they found the body.

Now Kelly is once more flung into the middle of an investigation. Will she find the culprit before they strike again, and will Grandma Iris get the scoop to dish on her arch-rival Shirley?

March Street Mayhem is the second short cozy mystery in the March Street Cozy Mysteries. It has no sex, no gore, and no swearing. It's a short read, perfect for giving yourself a little treat in between tasks in your busy day.

First it was stolen cars. Then, a dead body.

It's spring break in Marchville, and when a hit and run accident leaves a man dead, Kelly and Grandma Iris have another mystery to solve.

Questions pile up: Who was the dead man? What was he hiding? And why was he in Marchville?
Old secrets will come to light as Kelly follows the trail of the March Street Menace.

March Street Menace is the sixth short cozy mystery in the March Street Cozy Mysteries. It has no sex, no gore, and no swearing. It's a short read, perfect for giving yourself a little treat in between tasks in your busy day.

Welcome to the March Street Cafe. My name's Kelly, and I'll be your server today.

I think I've said those words a hundred times. But I'm more than just a server.

I'm a painter. In fact, a few of my paintings hang on the wall in the March Street Cafe.

I'm a dog-lover. I walk Buddy the bulldog every morning and every night, even though he never obeys my commands.

I'm a granddaughter. I live with my Grandma Iris, taking care of her and Buddy after she had a fall.

And now, I'm a woman trying to solve a murder.

March Street Murder is a new short cozy mystery by Estelle Richards, author of the Lisa Chance Cozy Mysteries. It has no sex, no gore, and no swearing. It's a short read, perfect for giving yourself a little treat in between tasks in your busy day.

Seaside luxury. Culinary delights. Dark secrets.

When one of her servers is attacked on the job, chef Bitsy Pendleton springs into action to track down the culprit.

Every answer brings more questions. What was the server hiding? Who attacked him? And now, are they after Bitsy?

Join Bitsy as she follows the clues and finds the secret of The Silent Server.

The Silent Server is a cozy mystery novella. It has no graphic violence, sexual content, or naughty language.