The Woman from Planet X: A Hilarious Cozy Mystery

Name: The Woman from Planet X: A Hilarious Cozy Mystery
Rating: 4.692307472229004 (13 reviews)

Kirsten Weiss

Feb 2022 · At Wits' End Book 6 · misterio press

13 reviews

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A romantic vacation turns deadly…

All Susan wants is some R&R with her boyfriend, Arsen—a quick getaway to small-town Nowhere, Nevada, home to the world’s biggest collection of the world’s biggest things. But when she discovers a murdered mystery knitter who’s been planting her creations around town, this detecting duo and Susan’s dog Bailey are on the case.

These wacky amateur detectives will have to untangle this big mystery and fast. Because big trouble is on their tail. And if they don’t unravel the truth, a friend-in-need may wind up in jail.

The Woman from Planet X is book six in the laugh-out-loud Wits’ End mystery series. A fast-paced and funny cozy mystery, packed with quirky characters, pets, and murder, it’s perfect for fans of Jana DeLeon, Janet Evanovich, and Donna Andrews.

Get cozy and beam up this hilarious mystery now!

The Wits’ End Series

#1 At Wits’ End

#2 Planet of the Grapes

#3 Close Encounters of the Curd Kind

#4 War of the Squirrels

#5 Gnome Alone

#6 The Woman from Planet X

#7 Night of the Cupid

#8 The Bantam Menace

#9 Revenge of the Ziti

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Perfect for fans of Tonya Kappes, Addison Moore, Maggie Aldrich, Nova Nelson, Pepper Frost, Ellie Alexander, Maddie Day, Lauren Elliott, Rosie A. Point, Kathi Daley, and Laura Pauling.

A romantic vacation turns deadly… All Susan wants is some R&R with her boyfriend, Arsen—a quick getaway to small-town Nowhere, Nevada, home to the world’s biggest collection of the world’s biggest things. But when she discovers a murdered mystery knitter who’s been planting her creations around ...

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13 reviews

Molly Hamblin

March 1, 2022

the biggest yarn ball attacking was hilarious- and more than a little reminiscent of a visit I once made to what once was the largest tumbleweed- the culprits: rogue winds or vandals with high powered leaf blowers, who can say? by the way: it is funny to read about unraveling, but less so if you get personally caught in a debris field. sad that a nervous young woman was stigmatized for her mental health issues, and quite dangerously vilified what unstable bad actor killed multiple parties to cover up other bad deeds? intense drama and action- and so many cool planner doodads! I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Ginger Oliver

March 14, 2023

Seriously great installment to the Witsend series. Susan is on a whirlwind holiday with her boyfriend, Arsen. Sight seeing, a murder mystery play to relax. Until, of course, Susan stumbles on a real murder victim. And the challenge of solving this murder in an unfamiliar town begins. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Douglas D Hendrickson

March 21, 2022

Susan, Arsen, and their dog Bailey are on holiday when they come across a murder by knitting needles. Now they are on the case to find out who did it and why. Loved the characters more with each story, and they had a good time in this one, with very entertaining situations. The storyline has drama, surprises, hidden agendas, plenty of snooping and much more. Loved the locale, the big pieces the town is known for and great banter as they figure it all out. The ending was nicely brought all together.. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

About the author

I write laugh-out-loud, page-turning mysteries for people who want to escape with real, complex, and flawed but likable characters. If there’s magic in the story, it must work consistently within the world’s rules and be based in history or the reality of current magical practices.

I’m best known for my cozy mystery and witch mystery novels, though I’ve written some steampunk mystery as well. So if you like funny, action-packed mysteries with complicated heroines, just turn the page…

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