Description ..".fans of smalltown mysteries will be charmed."-- Publishers Weekly The Ice Man Succumbeth Private-eye-in-training Mira James loves Minnesota\'s crisp January days, as long as she can spend them in the arms of hunky Johnny Leeson.
Get all the Mira James mysteries today May Day June Bug Knee High by the Fourth of July August Moon September Mourn October Fest November Hunt December Dread January Thaw February Fever April Fools PRAISE FOR January Thaw "Those looking for an engaging, multigenerational small-town mystery that tackles contemporary issues can\'t miss with this entry."― Library Journal " Who can resist a mystery that includes a daredevil octogenarian sidekick; a flashy, plant-whispering mayor; some really bad villains; and a little girl ghost?"― Booklist "Good, high - calorie fun ."--Mystery Scene.
The books can be read in any order ; each novel stands alone.
If you love to laugh while reading a heart-pounding mystery, then this series is for you January Thaw is the ninth in a series of laugh-out-loud-funny mysteries featuring Mira James, an urban woman with rural Minnesota roots.
January Thaw is perfect for readers who love to escape into the humorous mysteries of Sarah Strohmeyer, Janet Evanovich, Denise Grover Swank, Gina LaManna, Margaret Lashley, Amy Vansant, Carl Hiaasen, Chelsea Field, and Stephanie Bond.
If Mira can\'t figure out who\'s behind the murder, the next time she feels sub-zero temperatures, it may be because she\'s sporting a toe tag in the town morgue.
With a frozen corpse in the lake and a freak January Thaw descending on town, neither Johnny nor generous portions of high-octane comfort food are enough to ease Mira\'s frazzled nerves.
Berns\' erratic Zamboni driving uncovers an icebound dead man, Mira\'s cold-weather tranquility threatens to melt away.
But when Mrs.
Description ..".fans of smalltown mysteries will be charmed."-- Publishers Weekly The Ice Man Succumbeth Private-eye-in-training Mira James loves Minnesota\'s crisp January days, as long as she can spend them in the arms of hunky Johnny Leeson
