REVIEWS FOR HOWLING AT THE MOON

"Sophie was a delight, and Howling at the Moon was like a big bag of potato chips...I kept reaching for the next page, and the next, and the next..."
— MaryJanice Davidson, New York Times best-selling author of the Undead series

“A swift-paced, fun romp through supernatural Austin.”
— Charlaine Harris, New York Times best-selling author

"With characters that are kooky and likable, plots that are out there but still manage to make me giggle... HOWLING AT THE MOON is the beginning of a series I will no doubt enjoy immersing myself in." — Romance Reader at Heart

“If you are a fan of Kelley Armstrong, Cheyenne McCray, or Kim Harrison then you will definitely want to check out Karen MacInerney’s Howling at the Moon: Tales of an Urban Werewolf, it is to die for!” — Coffee Time Romance

“Humorous and event-filled… a romantic triangle also adds spice and interest.  Future adventures promise to be quite entertaining!” — Romantic Times

“…you’ll have the reading time of your life with talented author Karen MacInerney… When you finish this tale, your face will wear a permanent grin and your fangs will be showing.” — ReaderToReader.com

"This hilarious werewolf tale will keep you laughing — and begging for more!" — Fresh Fiction

REVIEWS FOR MURDER ON THE ROCKS

"Sure to please cozy readers." — Library Journal

"...a new cozy author worth investigating." — Publishers Weekly

"Murder on the Rocks mixes a pinch of salt air, a hunky love interest, an island divided by environmental issues ... and, of course, murder. Add Karen MacInerney to your list of favorite Maine mystery authors."
— Lea Wait, author of the Antique Print mystery series

"A charming, delicious mystery."
— Michele Scott, author of the Wine Lovers' mystery series

"Murder on the Rocks has just what’s needed for a cozy evening in front of the fire with a good mystery book — a plucky innkeeper who’s come from off island and a determined developer who wants her land. Set on a rocky island off the coast of Maine, you can hear the foghorns, see the circling seagulls, smell the wild beach roses, taste the wicked blueberry coffee cake and the killer cranberry scones (the recipes follow the story), and feel the satisfying shivers when the first body appears."
— Cynthia Riggs, author of the Martha’s Vineyard mystery series

“A savory blend of New England charm, delightfully eccentric characters, humor and mouth-watering recipes . . . all served with a side of murder."
— Candy Calvert, author of Dressed to Keel

"I look anxiously forward to the sequel...Karen MacInerney has a winning recipe for a great series."
— Julie Obermiller, Features Editor, Mysterical-E

"Karen serves up intrigue as effortlessly as her heroine whips up oatmeal chocolate cookies. This debut novel is a whale of a great read."
— Deb Baker, author of Murder Passes the Buck

REVIEWS OF DEAD AND BERRIED

"Deliciously clever plot. Juicy characters. Karen MacInerney has cooked up a winning recipe for murder. Don't miss this mystery!"
— Maggie Sefton, author of Knit One, Kill Two

"Clever plotting, charming characters — and of course, decadent recipes — will leave you hungry for more."
— Michele Scott, author of Murder Uncorked