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Cynthia Kuhn
Cynthia Kuhn writes the Lila Maclean academic mystery series. Her work has appeared in McSweeneys Quarterly Concern, Literary Mama, Copper Nickel, Prick of the Spindle, Mama PhD and other publications. She teaches literature, writing, and film at Metropolitan State University of Denver and serves as president of Sisters in Crime-Colorado.
Awards: Agatha (2016) see all
Genres: Cozy Mystery
Series
Lila Maclean Academic Mystery
1. The Semester of Our Discontent (2015)
2. The Art of Vanishing (2016)
3. The Spirit in Question (2018)
4. The Subject of Malice (2019)
5. The Study of Secrets (2020)
1. The Semester of Our Discontent (2015)
2. The Art of Vanishing (2016)
3. The Spirit in Question (2018)
4. The Subject of Malice (2019)
5. The Study of Secrets (2020)
Cynthia Kuhn recommends
A Cyclist's Guide to Crime & Croissants (2024)
(Cyclist's Guide Mystery, book 1)
Ann Claire
"So enjoyed spending time with Sadie Greene and friends in the picturesque French countryside - highly recommend adding the Cyclist's Guide series to your list. Ann Claire's mysteries are always clever, engaging, and humorous. A true delight!"
Open for Murder (2020)
(Happy Camper Mystery, book 1)
Mary Angela
"Open for Murder is an absolute delight! You’ll adore your visit to the charming Spirit Canyon, where nothing is quite as it seems. The very talented Mary Angela has created a gorgeous setting, a lively cast of characters, and a tremendously satisfying mystery that will keep readers happily guessing."
Killer Chardonnay (2020)
(Colorado Wine Mystery, book 1)
Kate Lansing
"Killer Chardonnay offers a wonderful blend of suspense and humor. You’ll raise your glass to Parker Valentine, the charming sleuth at the center of this twisty and satisfying mystery. A most delightful debut!"
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Books containing stories by Cynthia Kuhn
Murder Most Edible (2019)
(Malice Domestic, book 14)
edited by
Rita Owen, Verena Rose and Shawn Reilly Simmons
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