Thirty-four, Santa Cruz County Law Librarian Pat Pirard is living her perfect life. She has a job she loves, she’s just purchased her dream car, and she is almost over being dumped by her long term boyfriend. But her thirty-fifth birthday marks the end of life as she knows it, and Pat has to reinvent herself. As a birthday present, Pat’s best friend enrolls her in a glass flower making class. She learns a lot in the class, but she never expects her final lesson will be all about murder.
A compelling mystery, quirky characters, humor, and romantic complications are spun deftly in Jarvis’ clever
and capable hands. The page-turning plot and delightful cast of characters will make cozy mystery fans eager
to tag along with Pat. Amy Beth Arkawy, author of the award-winning Eliza Gordon Mystery series.
Downsized Pat Pirard uses her invaluable skills in a local murder case. Yes, the hunky attorney who hires her is a distraction, but as Pat tenaciously follows witnesses and clues, all sorts of ugly truths float to the surface. R.P. Dahlke author of the Dead Red Mysteries series.
Nancy Lynn Jarvis has written another spellbinding murder mystery, with a beguiling heroine, a hint of
romance, and a plot that captivates all the way to the end. I couldn’t put it down. Yolanda Renée, author of the Detective Quaid Mysteries series.
Nancy Lynn Jarvis proves her mastery of the cozy genre with engaging characters, a unique setting, and a twisting puzzle-like plot. It's pure fun. Nancy Wood author of the Shelby McDougall Mysteries series.
I just finished a blog tour for The Glass House. Here's what the reviewers said about the book:
Readers from the Santa Cruz area will enjoy the amount of local color dripped throughout the pages of the book . . . This is a series that I am looking forward to continuing.
~I Read What You Write
The mystery behind Garryn’s death was impressive . . . The romance angle was a nice inclusion to the story . . . The Glass House is an entertaining read.
~The Book Decoder
The mystery is riddled with various motives and entertaining suspects just quirky enough to create a well-plotted mystery anchored in doubt that has to be read to the end in order to find out who the culprit really is.
~That’s What She’s Reading
The mystery kept me on my toes as I couldn’t figure out who was the killer. There are several key suspects but I couldn’t put my finger on any of them to be the killer or for what reason.
~Storeybook Reviews
This was a great one! I couldn't put it down. Nancy Lynn Jarvis did a great job of weaving a story together and developing the characters.
~My Reading Journeys
Smart, clever, and witty – with a dash of romance – The Glass House is truly a delightful read.
~Reading is My SuperPower
A compelling mystery, quirky characters, humor, and romantic complications are spun deftly in Jarvis’ clever
and capable hands. The page-turning plot and delightful cast of characters will make cozy mystery fans eager
to tag along with Pat. Amy Beth Arkawy, author of the award-winning Eliza Gordon Mystery series.
Downsized Pat Pirard uses her invaluable skills in a local murder case. Yes, the hunky attorney who hires her is a distraction, but as Pat tenaciously follows witnesses and clues, all sorts of ugly truths float to the surface. R.P. Dahlke author of the Dead Red Mysteries series.
Nancy Lynn Jarvis has written another spellbinding murder mystery, with a beguiling heroine, a hint of
romance, and a plot that captivates all the way to the end. I couldn’t put it down. Yolanda Renée, author of the Detective Quaid Mysteries series.
Nancy Lynn Jarvis proves her mastery of the cozy genre with engaging characters, a unique setting, and a twisting puzzle-like plot. It's pure fun. Nancy Wood author of the Shelby McDougall Mysteries series.
I just finished a blog tour for The Glass House. Here's what the reviewers said about the book:
Readers from the Santa Cruz area will enjoy the amount of local color dripped throughout the pages of the book . . . This is a series that I am looking forward to continuing.
~I Read What You Write
The mystery behind Garryn’s death was impressive . . . The romance angle was a nice inclusion to the story . . . The Glass House is an entertaining read.
~The Book Decoder
The mystery is riddled with various motives and entertaining suspects just quirky enough to create a well-plotted mystery anchored in doubt that has to be read to the end in order to find out who the culprit really is.
~That’s What She’s Reading
The mystery kept me on my toes as I couldn’t figure out who was the killer. There are several key suspects but I couldn’t put my finger on any of them to be the killer or for what reason.
~Storeybook Reviews
This was a great one! I couldn't put it down. Nancy Lynn Jarvis did a great job of weaving a story together and developing the characters.
~My Reading Journeys
Smart, clever, and witty – with a dash of romance – The Glass House is truly a delightful read.
~Reading is My SuperPower
