I just finished reading MSW #5–Martinis & Mayhem. All the novels up to this point have followed a similar convention for the title, but that changes going forward.

This book takes place during a visit Jessica is making to San Francisco. Many of the Dennis Stanton episodes of the television series took place there. I usually find Stanton to be a bit intolerable and skip his episodes. Do you feel differently?

I was surprised to read that the City by the Bay features in at least 10 episodes of the series, including the finale!

Next up for jet-setting Jessica? Boston, Massachusetts, in MSW #6–A Deadly Judgment.

I started Murder, She Wrote #4: Brandy & Bullets! Has anyone else read the books? I’m going in order, as best I can.

Happy new year, MSW fans! The threshold of a new year is a time of reflection for what has passed and of hope for what may come. I wish all of you a bright and prosperous 2024.

I offer you a timely entry in Murder, She Wrote fandom--book #42 of the eponymous novel series "co-written" by Donald Bain, Murder, She Wrote: Death of a Blue Blood. In this mystery, we see Jessica whisked away to an English castle to celebrate the New Year, only to find that bodies are dropping as quickly as the countdown ball, and with seemingly as little time to figure out the culprit!

I haven't personally read this book, but I'll be starting on the fourth book in this ongoing series soon and look forward to more as the year goes on. Happy sleuthing to you all!

Welcome to the Murder, She Wrote community! It’s a place to discuss all things MSW—the books, the tie-in jigsaw puzzles, the video games, the board game, the collectibles, the films, and of course the 12 season series starring the wonderful Angela Lansbury. Not to mention all the Jessica Fletcher memes.

Our own slice of Cabot Cove, right here… but hopefully with far fewer murders among us!