Tipperary Carriage: Five Cozy Mysteries
(2022)(A book in the Tipperary Carriage Company Mystery series)
An omnibus of novels by Nell McCarthy and J A Whiting
The first five books in the Tipperary Carriage Company cozy mystery series by USA TODAY Bestselling Author J A Whiting and Nell McCarthy.
A Fatal New Year:
Mae Monahan owns a horse-drawn carriage service and on New Year’s Eve, she’s out for her very first night of business. Everything is going smoothly until the end of the night when she finds a dead man on the floor of her carriage.
Who could have done this? Was it his friends, drunk and rowdy as Mae drove them back to their hotel? Or could it have been the sorority girl who seemed to be expecting the man at one of the carriage stops?
With the help of her friend, Ross, the stable owner and retired lawman from Texas, and her big grey horse called Steel, Mae is determined to find out who is responsible for the death, but she soon learns that some people are equally determined to make sure she never does.
The Diamond Deception:
Mae Monahan owns a horse-drawn carriage business and she has a new horse named Copper to work with. The reddish-brown horse with a long white mane and tail has a sweet personality, but he’s a skittish handful when he is in harness and Mae worries that Copper won’t be ready for the Valentine’s Day job she has planned.
After taking a young couple out for a horse-drawn carriage ride and marriage proposal, Mae finds something under the floor mat in the carriage that alarms her and she turns to a police detective she knows for advice. One thing leads to another until Mae and her horse are drawn into a mystery of theft, deception, and worse.
With the help of her friend, Ross, the stable owner and retired lawman from Texas, will Mae be able to keep the criminals from harming them and her horses? Will she be able to figure out the diamond deception before it’s too late?
The Halloween Coachman:
It is October and Mae’s college-aged son asks her to accept a job driving her horse at the new Halloween attraction nearby. Mae is hesitant to take part in the nightly parade, but agrees to do it. At the same time, strange things are happening in town with local officials and politicians being targeted and terrorized by an unknown assailant.
Will Mae, her friend, Ross, her son and his friends figure out what's happening before danger hits too close to home?
A Silver Christmas:
It is December and Mae’s friend, Ross, surprises her with an early Christmas present. She is delighted and excited by the new addition to her carriage company, but soon after the new purchase arrives, strange things begin to happen and Mae and Ross become worried for the safety of the horses.
When incident after incident moves them closer to danger, will Mae, Ross, and her sons discover who is terrorizing them before it is too late?
The Legacy:
It’s March and St. Patrick’s Day is fast approaching bringing lots of business for the carriage company. Mae Monahan needs one more horse and her friend, Ross is helping her find the right one. After driving the grand marshal in a St. Patrick’s Day parade, an aggressive reporter accosts the former colonel about his time overseas leading troops. Soon Mae, Ross, and the horses are pulled into a mystery involving the old colonel, the reporter, and a horse farm. Will the colonel’s legacy be destroyed by someone with a murderous grudge or will Mae figure out what’s going on in time to save the man’s reputation?
Genre: Cozy Mystery
A Fatal New Year:
Mae Monahan owns a horse-drawn carriage service and on New Year’s Eve, she’s out for her very first night of business. Everything is going smoothly until the end of the night when she finds a dead man on the floor of her carriage.
Who could have done this? Was it his friends, drunk and rowdy as Mae drove them back to their hotel? Or could it have been the sorority girl who seemed to be expecting the man at one of the carriage stops?
With the help of her friend, Ross, the stable owner and retired lawman from Texas, and her big grey horse called Steel, Mae is determined to find out who is responsible for the death, but she soon learns that some people are equally determined to make sure she never does.
The Diamond Deception:
Mae Monahan owns a horse-drawn carriage business and she has a new horse named Copper to work with. The reddish-brown horse with a long white mane and tail has a sweet personality, but he’s a skittish handful when he is in harness and Mae worries that Copper won’t be ready for the Valentine’s Day job she has planned.
After taking a young couple out for a horse-drawn carriage ride and marriage proposal, Mae finds something under the floor mat in the carriage that alarms her and she turns to a police detective she knows for advice. One thing leads to another until Mae and her horse are drawn into a mystery of theft, deception, and worse.
With the help of her friend, Ross, the stable owner and retired lawman from Texas, will Mae be able to keep the criminals from harming them and her horses? Will she be able to figure out the diamond deception before it’s too late?
The Halloween Coachman:
It is October and Mae’s college-aged son asks her to accept a job driving her horse at the new Halloween attraction nearby. Mae is hesitant to take part in the nightly parade, but agrees to do it. At the same time, strange things are happening in town with local officials and politicians being targeted and terrorized by an unknown assailant.
Will Mae, her friend, Ross, her son and his friends figure out what's happening before danger hits too close to home?
A Silver Christmas:
It is December and Mae’s friend, Ross, surprises her with an early Christmas present. She is delighted and excited by the new addition to her carriage company, but soon after the new purchase arrives, strange things begin to happen and Mae and Ross become worried for the safety of the horses.
When incident after incident moves them closer to danger, will Mae, Ross, and her sons discover who is terrorizing them before it is too late?
The Legacy:
It’s March and St. Patrick’s Day is fast approaching bringing lots of business for the carriage company. Mae Monahan needs one more horse and her friend, Ross is helping her find the right one. After driving the grand marshal in a St. Patrick’s Day parade, an aggressive reporter accosts the former colonel about his time overseas leading troops. Soon Mae, Ross, and the horses are pulled into a mystery involving the old colonel, the reporter, and a horse farm. Will the colonel’s legacy be destroyed by someone with a murderous grudge or will Mae figure out what’s going on in time to save the man’s reputation?
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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