Joyce Tremel channels her decade-long experience as a police secretary, where darker thoughts about colleagues occasionally surfaced, into her writing as a means to stay out of trouble. Her debut novel earned a nomination for its amateur sleuth protagonist, and subsequent works have been lauded as best books of the year and award winners in the genre. Readers appreciate her knack for crafting compelling mysteries with engaging characters. Her stories delve into intricate investigations and believable crimes, making her a distinctive voice in crime fiction.
Set in a Pittsburgh craft brew pub, this mystery series introduces a brewmaster who doubles as a sleuth. The story combines intriguing whodunits with the art of brewing, offering readers both suspense and craft beer recipes. The unique blend of crime-solving and brewing culture creates an engaging backdrop for the unfolding mysteries.
Set against the backdrop of a brew pub, this mystery follows Maxine "Max" O'Hara as she navigates a web of intrigue and deception. As a skilled brew pub owner, Max finds herself entangled in a new case that challenges her wit and resourcefulness. With a mix of engaging characters and a captivating plot, the story promises to keep readers guessing while exploring the vibrant world of craft brewing.
Disaster is on tap in this all-new mystery from the author of Tangled Up in Brew. It's Oktoberfest in Pittsburgh, and brewpub owner Maxine "Max" O'Hara is prepping for a busy month at the Allegheny Brew House. To create the perfect atmosphere for the boozy celebration, Max hires an oompah band. But when one of the members from the band turns up dead, it's up to Max to solve the murder before the festivities are ruined. Adding to the brewing trouble, Candy, Max's friend, is acting suspicious... Secrets from her past are fermenting under the surface, and Max must uncover the truth to prove her friend's innocence. To make matters worse, Jake's snooty ex-fiancée shows up in town for an art gallery opening, and she'll be nothing but a barrel of trouble for Max.