Welcome to Tea and a Good Word

Winter at South Lake, Berkshire, England

Greetings, I'm author Marilyn Leach and I write inspiring English mysteries that go hand in hand with a cup of tea.

I wish you joy at this time of fresh snow, long nights, and cozy fires. 

As we continue to walk through these difficult times, I hope and pray you'll be wise, healthy, and safe.

Marilyn 

Good Word Quote for the Week:

 Whatever you must do today, do it with the confidence of a four-year-old in a Batman cape."  Unattributed

 If you like a brain-tickling mystery along with a hot cup of tea, especially when snow freshens the earth and jack frost dances across the window, you're in the right place.  To see what I have to offer you, click the links below.

Cheers

See books and purchase link directly below:

Amazon.com 

 My Published Library

Noteworthy Authors

England Chit Chat 

Snaps of England 

More Snaps 

ALL MY Berdie Elliott Mystery Series EBOOKS are available to AMAZON's KINDLE UNLIMITED members.

For cozy winter reading:

How does an Advent wreath hold the clues that solves a murder? 

Join Berdie Elliott and the small English village of Aidan Kirkwood to find the answer in Candle for a Corpse.  Read more at: 

My Published Library

Get a copy of it here.

Ebook now Available:

All Hallows Dead: A Berdie Elliott All Saints Mystery

How does a sixteenth century saint solve a twenty-first century mystery?

Click here to learn more about the story.

Publisher's Weekly has had a campaign encouraging all of us to continue enjoying the pleasure of reading.

#booksareessential

To see my special guests who are showing us their great reads, click here. 

Have you ever wondered how an author cooks up Delicious Red Herrings, those characters that appear to be "the rat who did it" and keeps you guessing for pages? Click the link below to see how I create them for my mysteries. 

Go to:

 https://anindieadventure.blogspot.com/2019/02/cozy-mystery-week-recap-with-6-top.html

Cheers

In My Published Library

A new water feature for the church back garden in Aidan Kirkwood becomes a Lenten mystery when bones are unearthed from a shallow grave.

Dig into the truth with Up from the Grave: A Berdie Elliott Lenten Mystery 

To find out more about it, click the underlined link above.