Monday, January 4, 2021

Wedding Bear Blues (+ Giveaway)

It’s a pleasure to be participating in author Meg Macy’s Great Escapes Virtual Book Tour for her latest release, WEDDING BEAR BLUES, the fourth installment in her Teddy Bear Mystery series.

Wedding Bear Blues

By Meg Macy
*Cozy Mystery
*4th in Series: A Teddy Bear Mystery
*Publisher: Kensington (December 29, 2020)
*Paperback: 336 pages
*ISBN-10: 1496729153
*ISBN-13: 978-1496729156
*Digital ASIN: B086R75PC1

When a heartless killer ruins a Valentine's Day wedding, teddy bear shop manager Sasha Silverman vows to solve the crime . . .

At the Silver Bear Shop and Factory, Sasha will be selling plenty of bride and groom teddy bears come springtime. But this Valentine's Day weekend, she'd take any of those silent, stuffed couples over the real thing. Sasha and her sister Maddie are bridesmaids at Cissy Davidson’s upcoming wedding in Silver Hollow. Cissy is fuming over the worst choice of best man—the jerk who broke her sister Debbie's heart—and the groom-to-be won't budge in his decision. At the rehearsal dinner you could cut the tension with a wedding cake knife.

That is, until best man Dylan is found dead, impaled with an ice pick. Although jilted Debbie is the most likely suspect—the blood on her dress doesn't help her case—the bride begs Sasha to prove her sister's innocence. If anyone's going to walk down the aisle, Sasha will first need to find the cold-hearted killer who iced Dylan . . .

Wedding Bear Blues is available for purchase at the following sites:

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Meet the Author

Award-winning mystery author Meg Macy lives in Southeast Michigan, close enough to Ann Arbor, Chelsea, and Dexter -- the setting of her "Shamelessly Adorable Teddy Bear" cozy mysteries for Kensington.

She is also one-half of the writing team of D.E. Ireland for the Eliza Doolittle & Henry Higgins mysteries; two books, Wouldn't It Be Deadly and Get Me to the Grave On Time were Agatha Award finalists for Best Historical. Meg's first published book, Double Crossing, won the 2012 Best First Novel Spur Award from Western Writers of America.

Meg loves reading historical and cozy mysteries, gardening, crafts, and watercolor painting.

For more on Meg and her writing, you can connect with her on the following sites”

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Doesn’t the book cover look adorable and makes you want to check out the story inside?

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19 comments:

  1. Congratulations to Meg - as if weddings weren't stressful enough without a murder added to the mix. Is it wrong of me to suggest that some murder victims are no loss to society? This sounds like a great read, even if my sympathies don't immediately go out to the victim.

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    1. LOL! in this case, the victim won't be missed much.

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  2. That marriage will be off to a rocky start, although I'm sure Sasha will save the day. Dig the title and a very funny theme for a cozy series.

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    1. Aw, thank you! Lots of readers do enjoy the teddy bears...

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  3. There's nothing like a wedding to build up tension! And it sounds as though this one's going to be complicated! It looks like a fun read, and I'm glad you shared it, Mason.

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    1. Oh, this wedding is definitely in trouble! LOL

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  4. Looks like a fun series with a great original theme!

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  5. Those poor bears just keep falling down. LOL

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    1. HAHAHA! yes, that does seem to be the Art Dept's theme. ;-D

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  6. Congrats to Meg. It sounds like a fun read.

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  7. Thank you for hosting me today!

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  8. This whole series sounds like fun!

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  9. Sounds like a fun cozy mystery. I just started reading them, so I'll add this one to my list.

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    1. Thanks, Natalie! And cozier, with teddies.

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  10. This sounds like such a fun series.

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