Stories by Daniel Hautzinger

Eliza Scarlet and Detective Inspector Blake are returning for more mysteries along with old and new characters in a sixth season of Miss Scarlet.

With dishes from the South, Caribbean, Latin America, and Africa itself, Mahari aims to draw connections between foods of the African diaspora. 

Barbara reimagines her show after a chance encounter in a pub, while also navigating her relationships with Marge and Dennis. 

Tristan and Siegfried end up stranded while James suffers from another bout of brucellosis and Mrs. Hall bonds with Mrs. Pumphrey. 

As Ivy's wedding approaches – and Mr. Potts' accompanying move in with Eliza and Ivy – Eliza becomes embroiled in a dangerous case involving the Fitzroys.

Barbara is once again working with her old team on a TV show, but things are awkward as she waits for Dennis' divorce. He goes on live TV to debate his wife's lover and defend his work, in the meantime. 

The appearance of an unidentified object in a field leads Mrs. Hall to finally lose her temper with Bosworth, while Richard receives an outstanding opportunity that requires a difficult decision.

Phelps and Eliza both undertake independent investigations when a popular composer is killed after the final performance of his most recent work.

Rufus Estes served presidents, a princess, and world-famous musicians as a chef on Pullman cars before becoming one of the first Black authors to publish a cookbook, which offers a glimpse at a bygone era of dining.

If you're looking for a new ooey-gooey, warm, addicting dip in which to indulge during the Super Bowl, we've got one from Seattle chef Joel Gameron.

Barbara now has her own show, but she can no longer work with her team so she's disappointed in it. Plus, she wants to be in a relationship with Dennis but has to wait for his divorce.

Richard is sent to find a rogue exotic snake at Pumphrey Manor, which has been requisitioned as a hospital. Mrs. Hall sends Tristan with, to force the young men to get to know each other.

Nash is released from prison early but has to find work and no longer has a detective license. He and Eliza end up working together, despite her objections.

Susan Ryeland and Atticus Pünd are returning for one last mystery in Marble Hall Murders, the final novel in a trilogy by Anthony Horowitz that began with Magpie Murders and Moonflower Murders.

Try a cherry tart from Lidia Bastianich that uses pre-made cherry preserves, saving you some time and effort.