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Send us Fan Mailcab and Bea Cab and Bea find everything and everyone suspect in The Black Wolf by Louise Penny. With no one to trust, they try to find beauty in the setting. But when murder is just local coffee chat, it's hard to cover it in charm. The verdict? If everyone's a suspect, at least someone better have good taste.A Prosecco N Prose Production

Send us Fan MailWendy and Amy felt as misled as the detectives in The Black Wolf by Louise Penny. We paired it with a Sparkling Orange Bourbon Cocktail that brought some lightness to the dark, unsettling book's tone. We mused on decoy villains, misleading cues, spies spying on spies, and a few very real-world threats. Pop a cork to the stories that make you question everything!Whodunnit Novel: The Black Wolf by Louise PennyProsecco Whiskey Cocktail:  Sparkling Orange Bourbon Cocktail from SideChef 

Send us Fan Mailcab and Bea decide they are not imposters while discussing Imposter Syndrome by Andrew Mayne. With a magician as an author though, they wondered if this book was a trick. The verdict? They're not fooled, and they'll never admit otherwise.A Prosecco N Prose Production

Send us Fan MailWendy and Amy admit to feeling like imposters at times while discussing Imposter Syndrome by Andrew Mayne. We paired it with a boozy, but delicious, Prosecco Whiskey cocktail and got right into uncovering the motives behind crimes that were made for an online audience. Social media culture and exploitation, performance and deception, and illusions that make you question just who and what is real. Pop a cork to the imposters among us!Whodunnit Novel:  Imposter Syndrome by Andrew MayneProsecco Whiskey Cocktail: Prosecco Whiskey Cocktail from Dash of Jazz

Send us Fan MailA Prosecco N Prose Productioncab and Bea are worried about their next chapter (like if they'll survive it!) when they discuss Chapter One by Michael Wood. And they know exactly who to blame for missing limbs, questionable diagnoses and needing to sleep with one eye open. The verdict? Nobody is safe and we've got questions.

Send us Fan MailWendy and Amy have questions about the minds of crime writing authors while discussing Chapter One by Michael Wood. We paired it with a surprisingly sweet bourbon and bubbles mix, The Sparkler, and then attempted to unpack years of character trauma without a license. The police work might've been below our standards, but that didn't keep us from enjoying, and talking about, this messy, twisty read. Pop a cork to the stories that mess with your head!Whodunnit Novel:  Chapter One by Michael Wood Prosecco Whiskey Cocktail:   The Sparkler from Penelope Bourbon

Send us Fan MailA Prosecco N Prose Production.cab and Bea were judging everybody in Blood Pact by Fiona McIntosh. And they did not find instincts to be a reliable crime-solving tactic. The verdict? Don't ignore the red flags.

Send us Fan MailWendy and Amy do not enter into a blood pact discussion Fiona McIntosh's detective thriller Blood Pact, but it did have us on the edge of our seat trying to solve the crime before time ran out. WE paired it with a deceptively dangerous Bourbon & Bubbles variation that had us questioning everything. We talked everyday threats you don't see coming; instincts that always seem spot on, until they aren't; and revenge that just doesn't taste that sweet. Pop a cork to blood ties, not blood pacts!Whodunnit Novel:  Blood Pact by Fiona McIntoshProsecco Whiskey Cocktail:   Bourbon & Bubbles from Angel's Envy

Send us Fan MailA Prosecco N Prose Production.cab and Bea were not impressed with the alibis in Murder In My Backyard by Ann Cleeves. In fact, they thought it made everyone more suspect. They also went further with the underwear drawer metaphor than anyone should. The verdict? If you're going to lie, you better commit.

Send us Fan MailWendy and Amy get wrapped up in some village drama discussing Murder In My Backyard by Anne Cleeves. We paired it with a dangerously delicious Bourbon & Bubbles (#2) and started spilling everybody's secrets. We talked about cozy villages and nosy neighbors; twists and motives; and more suspects than we could keep track of. Pop a cork to a backyard you don't want to end up in!Whodunnit Novel:  Murder in My Backyard by Ann CleevesProsecco Whiskey Cocktail:   Bourbon & Bubbles #2 from Sean @itscocktailhour