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Several titles by Charlotte MacLeod have dropped at Kindle and Kobo US (couponable/VIPable).

The Madoc and Janet Rhys Mysteries is an omnibus of the first three titles in MacLeod's (wait-for-it) Madoc and Janet Rhys series, originally written using her pen name, Alisa Craig. Titles include: A Pint of Murder, Murder Goes Mumming, and A Dismal Thing to Do. It has dropped to $2.99.
Kindle US: https://www.amazon.com/Madoc-Janet-R...dp/B072NZL83C/
Kobo US: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/the...rhys-mysteries

Spoiler:

The first three cozy mysteries in a series featuring a Royal Canadian Mountie and his resourceful wife from an international-bestselling author.

The beloved sleuthing couple solves a trio of murder cases in the austere beauty of Canada’s New Brunswick. Originally published under the pseudonym Alisa Craig, these three tales are a witty look at murder in a small town—“the epitome of the ‘cozy’ mystery” (Mostly Murder).

A Pint of Murder: When Janet Wadman realizes her friend Agatha was murdered with a jar of tainted green beans, her discovery leads to another untimely death. Height-challenged Mountie Madoc Rhys proves more capable than he looks, and Janet is duly impressed.

Murder Goes Mumming: Madoc decides to ask Janet for her hand in marriage. But when the newly engaged couple finds their Christmas plans spoiled by murder, the investigating duo once again finds they have a gift for serving justice.

A Dismal Thing to Do: Janet witnesses a terrible accident on the back roads of Canada. But after dashing into a nearby barn to get help, someone thanks her by stealing her car and then trying to kill her. Or were they? Madoc arrives and together they work to stop a deadly crime wave in its tracks.

The Grub-and-Stakers Move a Mountain is the first in MacLeod's Dittany Henbit Monk series, also written with pen name, Alisa Craig. It has dropped to $0.99.
Kindle US: https://www.amazon.com/Grub-Stakers-...dp/B009S33K2K/
Kobo US: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/the...ove-a-mountain

Spoiler:

To prevent Lobelia Fall from being turned into a subdivision, a citizen turns to cold-blooded murder

Anyone growing up in Lobelia Falls is taught to learn the elegant, ancient, and occasionally deadly art of shooting with a bow and arrow. Practicing the craft, freelance secretary Dittany Henbit is strolling through the woods with her bow at her side when she meets a surveyor making surveys where he shouldn’t. Dittany is giving him what-for when an arrow goes whizzing above her head. It is sharp enough to kill, and was not fired by accident, but Dittany wasn’t the target. She and the surveyor find Mr. Architrave, the head of the water department, not far away—lying dead beneath the trees that he loved so much.

Progress is coming to Lobelia Falls, and one resident will do anything to stop it. But in a town where every child can shoot, how can Dittany discover who drew the killer bow?

The Recycled Citizen is the 7th in MacLeod's Sarah Kelling/Max Bittersohn series. It has also dropped to $0.99.
Kindle US: https://www.amazon.com/Recycled-Citi...dp/B0099IRKM0/
Kobo US: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/the-recycled-citizen

Spoiler:

A homeless man’s murder threatens to destroy the Kelling family

Boston and its suburbs are stuffed with Kellings, and the city is about to get one more. Sarah Kelling and her husband Max Bittersohn—a pair of amateur sleuths equally at home in back alleys as they are at black-tie balls—are about to have a baby. And if the child takes after his parents, he will be one of the cleverest infants in New England. But while Sarah is a month away from giving birth, she cannot let pregnancy slow her down—she has a murder to solve.

A resident at one of Sarah’s Uncle Dolph’s homeless centers is found mugged and murdered on one of Boston’s seedier side streets. Someone at the shelter has been dealing drugs, and plans to frame Uncle Dolph for the murder. Now Sarah and Max must race to clear Dolph’s name, lest the newest Kelling arrive before his family honor can be restored.