Liz Mugavero

A Connecticut dairy farmer expires in a corn maze in this "yummy new series" (Avery Aames, author of the Cheese Shop Mysteries). The small town of Frog Ledge, Connecticut, has wholeheartedly embraced Kristan "Stan" Connor's new business—preparing quality organic treats for dogs and cats. On a...

Maybe the best thing that ever happened to Kristan "Stan" Connor was losing her high-stress public relations job. Now there's plenty of time to spend in her sleepy new Connecticut town working on her dream: baking healthy, organic pet treats! Before long the neighborhood dogs are escaping their...

Kristan "Stan" Connor gladly turned tail on her high-flying job and moved to a quaint New England town to sell organic pet treats. But with her nose for solving murders, there's no such thing as a quiet life . . . Summer is winding down in Frog Ledge, Connecticut, but Stan's love life and career...

A baker opens up a new pastry shop exclusively for pets—but has to do a sleuthing job on the side when a chef turns up dead.... The dog days of summer have arrived in the small town of Frog Ledge, Connecticut, and business is booming for Kristan "Stan" Connor. Her Pawsitively Organic pet food...

A town historian is dead—and there may be ties to an old cold case-in this clever mystery starring a professional pet treat baker. Kristan "Stan" Connor is thrilled to be invited to the Groundhog Day festivities in quirky Frog Ledge, Connecticut. Her organic, home-baked pet treats are a big...

A bachelorette party turns lethal-and the bride-to-be vows to solve the case in this engaging mystery . . . Kristan "Stan" Connor loves concocting tasty organic treats for dogs and cats—and she also loves her fiance, pub owner Jake McGee. But she's not so enthusiastic about finding a dead body...

In the New England town of Frog's Ledge, the Holiday Light Festival is a Christmas tradition. Killing Santa is not. To bring joy back to the season, organic pet patisserie owner Kristan "Stan" Connor will have to find another Santa before it's too late . . . To the townspeople's delight, the...