June 4th, 2024: Village Politics Can Be Murder
Jeanne M. Dams Stats: The highest rated book by Jeanne M. Dams on Book Notification is The Missing Masterpiece, the 19th novel in the Dorothy Martin series. The second-highest rated book is The Gentle Art of Murder (Dorothy Martin #16).
The most read book by Jeanne M. Dams on Book Notification is The Body in the Transept, the first novel in the Dorothy Martin series. The second most read book is The Missing Masterpiece (Dorothy Martin #19).
Below is a complete list of Jeanne M. Dams books in publication and chronological order, broken down by series. The most popular series by Jeanne M. Dams is the Dorothy Martin Series.
Jeanne M. Dams was born on October 19th, 1941 and is currently 82 years old. Jeanne M. Dams was born in South Bend, Indiana, USA.
Jeanne M. Dams is the author of the Dorothy Martin series which currently consists of 26 novels. The Dorothy Martin series started in 1995 with the novel The Body in the Transept. The most recently released novel in the Dorothy Martin series was A Deadly Web which was released in 2022. There is an upcoming novel for the Dorothy Martin series entitled Village Politics Can Be Murder which is being released on June 4th, 2024.
Jeanne M. Dams has also written the Hilda Johansson series which has 7 books including Death in Lacquer Red and Red, White, and Blue Murder.
Dams' book, The Body in the Transept won the Agatha Award, Best First Novel, in 1995.
Dams' book, The Body in the Transept was nominated for the Macavity Award, Best First Mystery, in 1996.
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Jeanne’s books are a pleasure to read. I can’t think of a better way of describing them. I wasn’t a fan of cozy mysteries until I read ‘Trouble In The Town Hall.’
The book, and the installments that followed, won me over because the protagonist is an older woman, which was refreshing for someone like me, whose library is filled with fantasy novels headlined by adolescent heroes.
I was just as enamored by the charming English town that Dorothy Martin called home. The person who recommended Jeanne to me kept complaining about the emphasis some of the books placed on small-town politics.
I found that opinion interesting because I was more interested in small-town politics than I was in mysteries. But I guess we all read novels for different reasons.
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