A Cornwall Loom & Bark Cozy Mystery ~Prequel~

In this introduction to the small town of Cornwall, Wisconsin, even a missing dog collar can stir quiet trouble.

When local shop owner Penelope attends the town’s annual Paws Remembered animal memorial, she expects a gentle afternoon—until a collar goes missing and Cornwall’s beloved town dog, Jory, refuses to walk away.

Warm, comforting, and filled with heart, A Collar Out of Place is a cozy mystery prequel featuring an amateur sleuth, an intuitive town dog, and a small-town mystery where kindness matters as much as clues.

A Cornwall Loom & Bark Cozy Mystery ~Book 1~

In Cornwall, even the quietest threads can lead to murder—and the town dog always knows where to look.

When a scruffy stray with a habit of finding trouble leads her cousin straight to a dead body, loom shop owner Penelope Penrose knows life in the quiet town of Cornwall is about to get complicated.

Known as the town dog, Jory has a knack for turning up where he shouldn’t. So when a young barista is found murdered, and Penelope’s cousin becomes the prime suspect, Penelope can’t help but start asking questions the police would rather she didn’t.

A Cornwall Loom & Bark Cozy Mystery ~Book 2 ~

Some secrets don't stay buried—especially in a town that remembers everything.

When a hidden grave is unearthed during a quiet restoration project, yarn shop owner Penelope Penrose and her dog Jory stumble into a decades-old mystery the town of Cornwall never meant to revisit.

As long-buried truths surface, Pen must decide whether chasing answers is worth unsettling the stories people have told themselves to feel safe.

A Cornwall Loom & Bark Cozy Mystery ~Book 3~

In Cornwall, kindness keeps the peace—until it becomes a way to hide the truth.

When a quietly generous man is murdered, yarn shop owner Penelope Penrose begins to notice what others prefer to smooth over: a missing keepsake, selective generosity, and mounting pressure to stop asking questions. With help from the town dog, Jory, Pen follows a trail of quiet manipulation toward a truth the town isn’t sure it wants.

Because sometimes, refusing to look away is the most dangerous thing of all.

A Cornwall Loom & Bark Cozy Mystery~ Book 4~

When a young woman staying at the local inn is found dead, the town responds with quiet sympathy and gentle assumptions. But Penelope Penrose, owner of Augustus Loom, can’t shake the feeling that something doesn’t add up.

With the steady presence of the town dog, the careful wisdom of Cornwall’s genealogists, and a police chief who knows when to listen, Pen finds herself asking a question the town would rather not hold.