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Where it all began. An excerpt from Chapter One of ADDRESS TO DIE FOR, the first book in the Maggie McDonald Mystery Series in which Maggie and her family move to an alarmingly dilapidated home in Orchard View that hides a century-worth of secrets.

A review of a presentation by Smashwords marketing manager Jim Azevedo with links to free book marketing wisdom available on the Smashwords site.

Sneak Peek. Chapter One. Snowed Under. A Cozy Mystery by Mary Feliz.

Covid-19 transformed my life into an epic adventure, aligning neatly with the seventeen stages of Joseph Campbell’s Hero’s Journey. For added drama, imagine this essay accompanied by music from Star Wars, Indiana Jones, or Chariots of Fire.

Five-star review from Brianne’s Book Reviews.

Kirkus Reviews includes Snowed Under in its list of Top Summer Reads.

Fan-favorite character Stephen Laird talks about why he calls his dog Munchkin, why Maggie’s husband calls him the “Ninja Batman” and how Maggie nearly died from embarrassment after she called him her “Fairy Godmother.”

An essay written from the perspective of minor character Elaine Cumberfield looks at the major role secondary characters play in any novel, but especially in cozy mysteries. Elaine appears in five of the six Maggie McDonald Mysteries.

Mary Feliz talks about including social issues in cozy mysteries and making them work for the reader, writer, and story.

Canadian author Dianne Ascroft interviews Cozy Mystery Writer Mary Feliz about her latest book, Snowed Under.

Blogger Diane Hernandez interviews character Maggie McDonald about organizing and life inside the dangerous world of a cozy mystery series.

Hank Phillippi Ryan and Mary Feliz in conversation about writing mysteries.

Sneaky the library cat, feline blogger extraordinaire, interviews Maggie McDonald’s sidekick Belle, and meets the author’s cat.