More Merch & A Smile
As you know, every now and again (and sometimes more often than not), I post about new merchandise related to the Triple Threat Investigation Agency books. And then, once in that proverbial blue moon, I’m not adverse to sharing a bit about me.
Today, it’s merch time … with two new items.
For the latest book in the series, Disco’s Dead and so is Mo-Mo (Triple Threat Mysteries Book 6), there’s a teddy bear. He’s rather cute, I must say (but then I adore cute and cuddly).
https://litmatter.com/products/discos-dead-and-so-is-mo-mo-teddy-bear
In Disco, JJ, Rey, and Linda are trying to solve a decades-old mystery. Who killed dime-store mobster Mo-Mo Martine (and curiously, how did his body end up in the sapphire waters of Hawaii, when he hailed from Quebec)?
The second item is a canvas wall-hanging for the first book The Connecticut Corpse Caper (Triple Threat Mysteries Book 1).
https://litmatter.com/products/the-connecticut-corpse-caper-canvas
In Caper, the trio dons amateur sleuthing caps as they try to determine who’s killing inheritance recipients at wacky Aunt Mat’s haunted mansion. After a few bumbles and stumbles (over bodies), they learn who’s been doing so … and that whets their appetite re becoming professional private eyes. 
I was on Amazon this week to grab a link, so I looked at Caper … and saw that it had received almost 1000 reviews and 4 1/2 stars. That made my day, week, and month. I’ve had a miserable head cold for several days now and I’ve been rather crotchety. The frowning and grunting evolved into smiling and rejoicing.
Of all the wonderful reviews, my eye did focus on the not so favorable ones, but that’s okay; people are entitled to their opinions. They don’t know a good book if it bit them in the bum. Just joking. Constructive unfavorable reviews can often provide valuable lessons, which can subsequently be applied to future endeavors. 
So it’s all very good.
