“Harris has carved out a name for herself in the cozy mystery world with her engaging, humorous Sarah Winston mysteries.” E.A. Aymar, Washington Independent Review of Books

Rum and Choke — Book Four in the Chloe Jackson Sea Glass Saloon mystery series

Kirkus Reviews: A Florida bartender’s sense of obligation and adventurous spirit lead her into danger.

Criminal Element: I was not expecting the bittersweet ending of this very strong fourth installment of the Chloe Jackson, Sea Glass Saloon mystery series. Sherry Harris expertly blends the playfulness of the games and, to a large extent, treasure hunting, with the intensity of passions long buried. This series feels almost like a cozy thriller, if that’s even a thing. It’s also nice to see Chloe really start to thrive in her new life, unencumbered finally by grief or guilt or the other emotions that chased her down from her Chicago hometown. 

 

Three Shots to the Wind — Book Three in the Chloe Jackson Sea Glass Saloon mystery series

Criminal Element Review: The secrets she (Chloe) uncovers shake her not just because of what they mean for Perry’s personality, but also for how she always viewed their relationship and, to a certain extent, all her relationships with men. It’s a fascinating look into how personality skews perspective, handled deftly by Sherry Harris as she spins this entertaining yarn.

Also entertaining was Vivi’s continuing dislike of Rip and the lengths she’ll go to in order to set Chloe on a better path with, in her opinion, a better man. The main characters are all very endearing as they each do what they think is best for Chloe. Ultimately, though, Chloe’s focus is on clearing Rip’s name and, perhaps, letting herself actually fall in love once more.

Kirkus Reviews: An enjoyable cozy read with plenty of suspects, romance, and a beachy vibe. 

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A Time to Swill — Book Two in the Chloe Jackson Sea Glass Saloon mystery series

Criminal Element: I really enjoyed the many acts of derring-do that had A Time to Swill feel less like a cozy than a more traditional tale of detection, with Chloe almost like a grown-up Nancy Drew. Like her teenage predecessor, Chloe is a terrific heroine: realistic, relatable, and brave. She might sometimes lose her temper and take risks, but she always feels like a real person rather than just a character doing silly or reckless things in order to advance the plot. I can’t wait to read more of her exploits, especially with the lovely way this novel ended, capping a rousing tale of adventure with just the perfect amount of romance.

Fresh Fiction: A Time to Swill is a triumphant return to Emerald Cove and the Sea Glass Saloon for the fun and feisty Chloe Jackson.

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Agatha Award Nominated for Best Contemporary Novel Chloe Jackson Sea Glass Saloon mysteries — From Beer to Eternity

 

From Beer to Eternity is Sherry Harris at her best. It has a great love interest, a layered backstory, fun, and some hysterical laugh out loud lines. I can’t wait until my next visit to Emerald Cove. Kellye Garrett, Anthony, Agatha, Lefty, and IPPY Award-Winning Author of the Detective by Day Mysteries

Boasting an eclectic cast of characters, a small-town atmosphere and engaging dialogue, this was an entertaining book to read and I can’t wait to see what new adventures await Chloe and her friends in this pleasantly appealing debut series. Dru Ann Love, Dru’s Books Musings

From Beer To Eternity is quite funny, with many laugh-out-loud moments that acknowledge the character’s imperfections while also celebrating their heart and soul. Bolo Books

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