Author
Susan Wittig Albert
Susan Wittig Albert is the American mystery writer behind the China Bayles herbal-mystery series (more than thirty entries, set in Pecan Springs, Texas) and the Cottage Tales of Beatrix Potter, a series of cozy historical mysteries imagining Potter as detective.
Reviews
8
Books on file
9
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Years active
2005-2012
Reviewed
Our reviews of Susan Wittig Albert's work
Dead Man's Bones
by Susan Wittig Albert
A mid-series China Bayles mystery. Herb mysteries are a niche and Susan Wittig Albert is the queen of it.
Bleeding Hearts
by Susan Wittig Albert
The 14th China Bayles. A house fire, a missing manuscript, and a community college English department at its most cozy and its most poisonous.
Spanish Dagger
by Susan Wittig Albert
The 15th China Bayles. China's sister returns to Pecan Springs and the family history thread Susan Wittig Albert has been quietly setting up for years pays off.
Nightshade
by Susan Wittig Albert
The 16th China Bayles. China's family history collides with a cold-case murder in Pecan Springs. Sue Wittig Albert in her late prime.
WormWood
by Susan Wittig Albert
The 17th China Bayles. Susan Wittig Albert taking her herbalist sleuth into the Kentucky Shaker community at Pleasant Hill. Quietly fascinating.
Holly Blues
by Susan Wittig Albert
The 18th China Bayles. Holiday-themed and unusually serious. McQuaid's ex-wife is back in town and the investigation hits closer to home than the series usually allows.
Mourning Gloria
by Susan Wittig Albert
The 19th China Bayles. A car fire on a country road, a body that should not be there, and Susan Wittig Albert at her most quietly devastating.
Cat's Claw
by Susan Wittig Albert
Cat's Claw by Susan Wittig Albert review. The 20th China Bayles mystery. A Pecan Springs cybercrime case, McQuaid as PI, and Albert's late-series form at its most confident.
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What we have said about Susan Wittig Albert
Cat's Claw by Susan Wittig Albert review. The 20th China Bayles mystery. A Pecan Springs cybercrime case, McQuaid as PI, and Albert's late-series form at its most confident.
A mid-series China Bayles mystery. Herb mysteries are a niche and Susan Wittig Albert is the queen of it.
The 14th China Bayles. A house fire, a missing manuscript, and a community college English department at its most cozy and its most poisonous.
The 15th China Bayles. China's sister returns to Pecan Springs and the family history thread Susan Wittig Albert has been quietly setting up for years pays off.
The 16th China Bayles. China's family history collides with a cold-case murder in Pecan Springs. Sue Wittig Albert in her late prime.
The 17th China Bayles. Susan Wittig Albert taking her herbalist sleuth into the Kentucky Shaker community at Pleasant Hill. Quietly fascinating.
The 18th China Bayles. Holiday-themed and unusually serious. McQuaid's ex-wife is back in town and the investigation hits closer to home than the series usually allows.
The 19th China Bayles. A car fire on a country road, a body that should not be there, and Susan Wittig Albert at her most quietly devastating.
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