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Boone's Book Nook Bookstore Mysteries #1
Bound by Secrets
Former New York acquisitions editor Sadie Whitfield never expected a rare first edition to change her life.
After traveling to the tiny town of Normal, Kentucky, to purchase a valuable copy of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Sadie discovers its owner dead before the deal can be completed. With the murder weapon missing, the priceless book gone, and Sadie as the last outsider seen with the victim, she quickly becomes the sheriff's prime suspect.
Determined to clear her name, Sadie reluctantly joins forces with Normal's delightfully nosy Laundry Club Ladies, a group of Southern sleuths who believe every casserole, cup of coffee, and piece of gossip might hold the key to solving a murder. As clues point toward rival collectors, old grudges, paper angels crafted from torn books, and secrets buried deep within the close-knit community, Sadie realizes someone is willing to kill to keep the truth hidden.
While searching for a murderer, Sadie finds something she never expected in the postcard-perfect town tucked inside the Daniel Boone National Forest: friendship, a fresh start... and an empty cottage storefront that just might become the bookstore she's always dreamed of owning.
But before Boone's Book Nook can open its doors, Sadie has to survive long enough to solve her very first mystery.
Welcome to Normal, Kentucky... where every street has a story, every neighbor knows your name, and every chapter begins with a secret.
After traveling to the tiny town of Normal, Kentucky, to purchase a valuable copy of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Sadie discovers its owner dead before the deal can be completed. With the murder weapon missing, the priceless book gone, and Sadie as the last outsider seen with the victim, she quickly becomes the sheriff's prime suspect.
Determined to clear her name, Sadie reluctantly joins forces with Normal's delightfully nosy Laundry Club Ladies, a group of Southern sleuths who believe every casserole, cup of coffee, and piece of gossip might hold the key to solving a murder. As clues point toward rival collectors, old grudges, paper angels crafted from torn books, and secrets buried deep within the close-knit community, Sadie realizes someone is willing to kill to keep the truth hidden.
While searching for a murderer, Sadie finds something she never expected in the postcard-perfect town tucked inside the Daniel Boone National Forest: friendship, a fresh start... and an empty cottage storefront that just might become the bookstore she's always dreamed of owning.
But before Boone's Book Nook can open its doors, Sadie has to survive long enough to solve her very first mystery.
Welcome to Normal, Kentucky... where every street has a story, every neighbor knows your name, and every chapter begins with a secret.
193 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 26, 2026
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Tonya Kappes
516 books3,903 followersA celebrated Amazon All-Star and USA Today bestselling author, Tonya has written over 180 southern cozy mysteries filled with heart, humor, and unforgettable small-town characters. Her novels, known for their southern charm and rich emotional storytelling, have been praised by readers and critics alike, earning her a coveted spot as a Woman's World Book Club Pick six times.
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July 29, 2026
Excellent debut cozy mystery! Lots of Southern humor, friendly characters (except the killer), cozy pets, and great mystery!
July 10, 2026
It was such a blast returning to a world I already love! Getting to experience Normal, KY and its residents from a totally new perspective was incredibly fun and refreshing. As always, Tonya’s descriptions are completely impeccable—you can truly feel her deep love for the Daniel Boone National Forest shining through every page. Another absolute winner that I couldn't put down!
July 30, 2026
I loved getting to see Normal, Kentucky through the eyes of Sadie. I loved that she meets Mae and all the Laundry Club ladies. I enjoyed that Sadie comes to Normal to buy a rare book only to stumble on a murder. I loved this new perspective of a great town and the people that live here. I received a copy of the book and gave an honest opinion.
July 26, 2026
This is the first of a new series in a very familiar setting. Sadie Whitfield has lost her job as editor and is traveling through Normal on her way to her parents. She is stopping in Normal to pick up an old book which she will resell for some funds. When she arrives at Buck’s store the book has already been sold to someone else. In spite of the fact that Sadie purchased it online. It’s exciting to see some very familiar ladies through different eyes. I loved this book! I’m looking forward to how this new series will be able to differentiate from the campground series.
July 29, 2026
Welcome back to Normal Kentucky, but with a new perspective. Sadie comes to Normal, for a rare book. But before she can pick it up, she finds the owner dead, the book missing, and now she’s suspect. Now she joining the Laundry Ladies to solve the mystery. And in the process, may just end up staying in Normal and opening a book store. A fun beginning to a new series.
July 27, 2026
A delightful addition and spin off to the Campers and Criminal series.
When Sadie, a recently fired book editor, goes to Normal, Kentucky to acquire a rare copy of Huckleberry Finn, she gets way more than she bargained for. Between a murder, nosey women who can gossip a June bug to death, and just all out southern charm, it's an amazing read.
When Sadie, a recently fired book editor, goes to Normal, Kentucky to acquire a rare copy of Huckleberry Finn, she gets way more than she bargained for. Between a murder, nosey women who can gossip a June bug to death, and just all out southern charm, it's an amazing read.
July 28, 2026
Just when you think the town of Normal Kentucky can’t get any better…Tonya Kappes does it again when we meet a new character who has an amazing story! Highly recommend!! Looking forward to her next book!
September 23, 2026
Sadie Whitfield loses her publishing job in New York. After seeing online that there is a copy of HUCKLEBERRY FINN that could be worth thousands, she travels to the small town of Normal, Kentucky to get the book before other people realize how valuable it is. When she gets there, the book she has been promised has gone to someone else. As she goes on a journey to find the book, she becomes in involved in a murder investigation. Since she's am outsider things don't look good for her.
Luckily, everyone in town is very friendly and welcoming so she ends up at a B&B where chicken are read bedtime stories and the people food is delicious.
She gets help from Normal's Laundry Ladies including Mae West the owner of a campground. Readers of Tonya Kappes' early series will recognize these characters and love how they are blended.
This is novel is the first in a new series. I love books about books and small town stories so I know I will love future books.
Luckily, everyone in town is very friendly and welcoming so she ends up at a B&B where chicken are read bedtime stories and the people food is delicious.
She gets help from Normal's Laundry Ladies including Mae West the owner of a campground. Readers of Tonya Kappes' early series will recognize these characters and love how they are blended.
This is novel is the first in a new series. I love books about books and small town stories so I know I will love future books.
October 18, 2026
I was SO excited to start this new series that is a direct connection to Normal Kentucky, The Laundry Club Ladies, and the Camper & Criminals series. Sadie is a great character and it was so fun to watch her meet the whole Normal community! I adored her cat companion Watson, and hope he plays a prominent role in the Boone's Book Nook Bookstore Mysteries. The mystery itself had a great twist, and it was nice to see Sadie working alongside the LCL, Mary Elizabeth, and Granny Agnes. I can't wait to see where this series goes!
September 29, 2026
There were several small story telling errors that made it hard for me to stay in the story. An example of this is the cat. It was a calico, then an orange cat and the gender changed.
Other than that, I hated the MC. She yells at so many people I don't know why anyone would like her or feel drawn to her to help her and take her under their wing. I really can't express how much I disliked her. The mystery, was just okay. I thought the who done it was kind of blah.
2/6 stars
Other than that, I hated the MC. She yells at so many people I don't know why anyone would like her or feel drawn to her to help her and take her under their wing. I really can't express how much I disliked her. The mystery, was just okay. I thought the who done it was kind of blah.
2/6 stars
September 21, 2026
honestly i love tonya's writing, so i was really excited for this new series!!
July 21, 2026
If you love the A Camper and Criminals Series, you are gonna love this new spin-off. Bound by Secrets is the first book in a new series that takes place in Normal, Ky, and although you might see some of your beloved characters from Normal and Happy Trails Campground (such as Mae and Dottie), there is a new amateur sleuth in town, Sadie.
Sadie arrives in town thinking she is just passing through Normal to buy a book, and then she is off to stay with her parents after losing her job in New York. Buck accidentally sells the book to a local woman named Jackie after Sadie has purchased it online. Sadie has a confrontation with Jackie when she and Waldo Willy go to try to get the book back. Later, Jackie agrees to let Sadie have the book, but when she gets there, Jackie is dead. So, of course, Sadie can not leave town and has to prove her innocence.
This was such a fun book. See all of our beloved Normal residents from a point of view. Sadie is a fun new sleuth, and I am looking forward to getting to know her and her kitten Watson better. Normal has always been like a secondary character in A Camper and Criminal, but now we will get to explore more of the town since Sadie is in town. The mystery is full of twists and turns and a few red herrings to keep you guessing. And of course, you have a fun cast of characters to keep you entertained throughout the book.
All thoughts and opinions are my own and have not been influenced by anyone.
Sadie arrives in town thinking she is just passing through Normal to buy a book, and then she is off to stay with her parents after losing her job in New York. Buck accidentally sells the book to a local woman named Jackie after Sadie has purchased it online. Sadie has a confrontation with Jackie when she and Waldo Willy go to try to get the book back. Later, Jackie agrees to let Sadie have the book, but when she gets there, Jackie is dead. So, of course, Sadie can not leave town and has to prove her innocence.
This was such a fun book. See all of our beloved Normal residents from a point of view. Sadie is a fun new sleuth, and I am looking forward to getting to know her and her kitten Watson better. Normal has always been like a secondary character in A Camper and Criminal, but now we will get to explore more of the town since Sadie is in town. The mystery is full of twists and turns and a few red herrings to keep you guessing. And of course, you have a fun cast of characters to keep you entertained throughout the book.
All thoughts and opinions are my own and have not been influenced by anyone.
July 31, 2026
Welcome to Normal, the charming small town that pulls you right in! I love how kind and supportive the Laundry Club Ladies were towards Sadie. They embodied the community we all wish to be a part of. Even when everything was going wrong these ladies never failed to show up!
My biggest concern with this story came down to the editing. There were a few places where it wasn’t clear who was speaking, or sentences appeared awkward or out of place. This was distracting and pulled me out of the story.
The twist at the end left me scratching my head. I don’t think enough clues were dropped about this to make it believable.
It was a cozy, enjoyable read that could have been made better with more attention given to the editing process.
My biggest concern with this story came down to the editing. There were a few places where it wasn’t clear who was speaking, or sentences appeared awkward or out of place. This was distracting and pulled me out of the story.
The twist at the end left me scratching my head. I don’t think enough clues were dropped about this to make it believable.
It was a cozy, enjoyable read that could have been made better with more attention given to the editing process.
July 31, 2026
After losing her high-pressure publishing editor job in New York City, Sadie Whitfield heads to the postcard-perfect town of Normal, Kentucky, hoping to purchase a rare edition of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn that is sure to change her life around. She eagerly wants to focus on the next chapter in her life. However, nothing is normal in Normal. It’s a community where everyone knows everyone and gossip is spread faster than you can pour a glass of sweet tea. Sadie is expecting a quick, straightforward purchase, but instead, the seller is discovered dead and unfortunately for Sadie, she was the last one to see the victim alive - and with the priceless book suddenly missing - Sadie quickly becomes the sheriff’s favorite suspect. To clear her name, she has to trade in her editorial pen for a magnifying glass and treat the entire town like a messy manuscript - carefully examining every detail and reading between the lines to uncover the truth and clear her name. Along the way, Sadie discovers far more than clues. She discovers allies in an unforgettable group of women, known as The Laundry Club Ladies Club - a local crew of nosy Southern sleuths who are eager to help bring justice and peace to Normal.
What made this book so bound-tiful:
Normal, Kentucky, bursts with life through its vibrant characters and charming setting. The seamless crossover into Tonya Kappes’s Campers & Criminals series enriches the experience, making it feel familiar without overwhelming new readers. With its front porches, quirky businesses, friendly faces, and irresistible Southern charm, Normal leaps off the page. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new visitor, the town feels like home. Sadie Whitfield is the perfect protagonist to follow. She’s the quintessential ‘city-girl turned small-town sleuth’—intelligent yet humble, observant without being unrealistic, and determined without recklessness. I enjoyed how, as a former publishing editor, she treats the crime scene like drafts needing revision, making her sleuthing style fresh and believable. I found myself rooting for her dream of owning a bookstore just as much as I did for her to solve the mystery. A surprise visit from her New York friend also adds depth to her character without overshadowing her. The Laundry Club Ladies provide the perfect “found family” backbone. Their chemistry shines with witty banter, Southern humor, and genuine affection, integral to both the investigation and Sadie’s emotional journey. One standout character whom I loved reading about is Mary Elizabeth, who speaks her mind with “don’t sass me” confidence yet shows a compassionate, motherly side toward Sadie. She’s exactly who you’d want in your corner when life gets tough. I absolutely loved how this book never slowed down! The balance of humor, heartfelt moments, and suspense is perfect. The brisk pacing kept me on my toes, constantly second-guessing suspects. By the end, I was completely satisfied with the resolution and am eagerly anticipating the next book in the series to see where Sadie’s next adventure leads. Overall, Bound by Secrets is everything I love about cozy mysteries wrapped into one irresistible package.
Bound by Secrets by Tonya Kappes is a series opener that feels comforting and exciting. It is a story that delivers far more than just a murder mystery. It includes laugh-out-loud moments, found-family dynamics, Southern hospitality, and amateur sleuths with plenty of heart, all while proving that sometimes losing your place in life is exactly how you find where you truly belong.
What made this book so bound-tiful:
Normal, Kentucky, bursts with life through its vibrant characters and charming setting. The seamless crossover into Tonya Kappes’s Campers & Criminals series enriches the experience, making it feel familiar without overwhelming new readers. With its front porches, quirky businesses, friendly faces, and irresistible Southern charm, Normal leaps off the page. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new visitor, the town feels like home. Sadie Whitfield is the perfect protagonist to follow. She’s the quintessential ‘city-girl turned small-town sleuth’—intelligent yet humble, observant without being unrealistic, and determined without recklessness. I enjoyed how, as a former publishing editor, she treats the crime scene like drafts needing revision, making her sleuthing style fresh and believable. I found myself rooting for her dream of owning a bookstore just as much as I did for her to solve the mystery. A surprise visit from her New York friend also adds depth to her character without overshadowing her. The Laundry Club Ladies provide the perfect “found family” backbone. Their chemistry shines with witty banter, Southern humor, and genuine affection, integral to both the investigation and Sadie’s emotional journey. One standout character whom I loved reading about is Mary Elizabeth, who speaks her mind with “don’t sass me” confidence yet shows a compassionate, motherly side toward Sadie. She’s exactly who you’d want in your corner when life gets tough. I absolutely loved how this book never slowed down! The balance of humor, heartfelt moments, and suspense is perfect. The brisk pacing kept me on my toes, constantly second-guessing suspects. By the end, I was completely satisfied with the resolution and am eagerly anticipating the next book in the series to see where Sadie’s next adventure leads. Overall, Bound by Secrets is everything I love about cozy mysteries wrapped into one irresistible package.
Bound by Secrets by Tonya Kappes is a series opener that feels comforting and exciting. It is a story that delivers far more than just a murder mystery. It includes laugh-out-loud moments, found-family dynamics, Southern hospitality, and amateur sleuths with plenty of heart, all while proving that sometimes losing your place in life is exactly how you find where you truly belong.
Review of advance copy received from Author
What an amazing first in Tonya Kappes’s new “Boone’s Book Nook Bookstore Mysteries”! It is fast-paced and fun, set in Normal, Kentucky, with many people we know and love, including the Laundry Club Ladies and Happy Trails Campground! It is delightful to see Normal through the fresh eyes of Sadie Whitfield! Mae had lived in New York City before coming to Normal, just like Sadie had. Mae’s first major effort in Normal was clearing herself of murder. Sadie is doing the same, with the help of Mae and her friends.
Sadie worked in the publishing business until her company had to downsize, eliminating Sadie’s and her best friend, Cassie’s, jobs. Sadie was going to see her parents, and noticed a rare, valuable edition of Huckleberry Finn on eBay. She purchased it, knowing she could sell it for almost $37,000 to start over in NYC, and emailed the store that she would pick it up.
Sadie took the short side trip to Normal to get the book from the Tough Nickel, the seller of the book. When she arrived, the thrift shop was closed, so she stopped for gas. Bobby Ray, the foster brother of Mae West Sharp, worked there and sent her to the B & B co-owned by their foster mother, Mary Elizabeth, and her friend Dawn. She also rescued an adorable stray kitten, Watson. They bonded almost instantly.
The next morning, she met Buck at the Tough Nickel. Forgetting the book was on eBay, he had already sold it for ten dollars.
Sadie met Mae and the laundry club ladies, and Waldo, the newspaper editor. Jackie, a lady who made and sold page/ book angels, purchased the book, and Waldo went there with Sadie. That lady was quite a pistol – even had one in her apron that she threatened to shoot Sadie with if she didn’t leave! A call between Mary Elizabeth and Jackie resolved it, and Jackie would exchange the book for Sadie’s sincere apology for her ‘tude when they first met.
Sadie returned to Jackie’s. Her front door was open but Jackie wasn’t inside. Someone had ripped pages and pages from books and scattered them inside. Sadie finally found Jackie in her garden, dead. She had been murdered. After the sheriff questioned her, Sadie became the prime suspect. Mae’s mother kept Sadie out of jail by taking Sadie as her charge. Cassie even drove from NYC to help her.
Confident the real killer would be found, Mary Elizabeth suggested when everything was resolved, Sadie could open her dream bookstore in Normal, but she had no money and no rare book to sell. Mae’s mother was determined – she would help her achieve her dream.
Mary Elizabeth is a genuine Southern mama. She knew Sadie planned to leave Normal and get on with her life, but also recognized when Sadie considered the people who made up Normal. Would she stay, if she didn’t get arrested, especially if Cassie returned to NYC? We learned a lot about Sadie in a short time, and I like her. Her reaction to meeting Carly was priceless!
The Laundry Club Ladies identified only three possible suspects, and questioned them. Two of the potential suspects, and some of the clues really surprised me! Yet, I couldn’t point to even one suspect that felt right. Can you guess whodunit? This author is so talented at hiding killers in plain sight! I highly recommend Bound by Secrets, especially if you love books and bookstores like I do! This is a fabulous start of a new series!
Many thanks to the publisher, Tonya Kappes Books, who provided a pre-publication copy of this novel. This is my honest review.
Sadie worked in the publishing business until her company had to downsize, eliminating Sadie’s and her best friend, Cassie’s, jobs. Sadie was going to see her parents, and noticed a rare, valuable edition of Huckleberry Finn on eBay. She purchased it, knowing she could sell it for almost $37,000 to start over in NYC, and emailed the store that she would pick it up.
Sadie took the short side trip to Normal to get the book from the Tough Nickel, the seller of the book. When she arrived, the thrift shop was closed, so she stopped for gas. Bobby Ray, the foster brother of Mae West Sharp, worked there and sent her to the B & B co-owned by their foster mother, Mary Elizabeth, and her friend Dawn. She also rescued an adorable stray kitten, Watson. They bonded almost instantly.
The next morning, she met Buck at the Tough Nickel. Forgetting the book was on eBay, he had already sold it for ten dollars.
Sadie met Mae and the laundry club ladies, and Waldo, the newspaper editor. Jackie, a lady who made and sold page/ book angels, purchased the book, and Waldo went there with Sadie. That lady was quite a pistol – even had one in her apron that she threatened to shoot Sadie with if she didn’t leave! A call between Mary Elizabeth and Jackie resolved it, and Jackie would exchange the book for Sadie’s sincere apology for her ‘tude when they first met.
Sadie returned to Jackie’s. Her front door was open but Jackie wasn’t inside. Someone had ripped pages and pages from books and scattered them inside. Sadie finally found Jackie in her garden, dead. She had been murdered. After the sheriff questioned her, Sadie became the prime suspect. Mae’s mother kept Sadie out of jail by taking Sadie as her charge. Cassie even drove from NYC to help her.
Confident the real killer would be found, Mary Elizabeth suggested when everything was resolved, Sadie could open her dream bookstore in Normal, but she had no money and no rare book to sell. Mae’s mother was determined – she would help her achieve her dream.
Mary Elizabeth is a genuine Southern mama. She knew Sadie planned to leave Normal and get on with her life, but also recognized when Sadie considered the people who made up Normal. Would she stay, if she didn’t get arrested, especially if Cassie returned to NYC? We learned a lot about Sadie in a short time, and I like her. Her reaction to meeting Carly was priceless!
The Laundry Club Ladies identified only three possible suspects, and questioned them. Two of the potential suspects, and some of the clues really surprised me! Yet, I couldn’t point to even one suspect that felt right. Can you guess whodunit? This author is so talented at hiding killers in plain sight! I highly recommend Bound by Secrets, especially if you love books and bookstores like I do! This is a fabulous start of a new series!
Many thanks to the publisher, Tonya Kappes Books, who provided a pre-publication copy of this novel. This is my honest review.
Review of advance copy received from Author
Bound by Secrets - is a charming, warm‑hearted kickoff to the new --Boone’s Book Nook Bookstore Mysteries--, and it fits seamlessly into the beloved --Campers & Criminals Cozy Mystery-- universe. This expansion of Normal, Kentucky feels natural and exciting — the familiar faces and places wrap around you like a cozy quilt, while the new storyline adds fresh energy and endless potential.
Sadie’s arrival in Normal is the perfect spark for this series. After losing her editor job in New York, she’s banking everything on a rare copy of -Huckleberry Finn- — a book she hopes will jumpstart her next act. Her stay at the Milkery, under Mary Elizabeth’s protective mama‑bird wing, immediately immerses her in Normal’s quirky, tight‑knit culture. And in true Normal fashion, everyone seems to know her business before she’s even finished introducing herself.
When Sadie discovers that the rare book she purchased has already been sold — and worse, sold to a crafter planning to dismantle it — her plans unravel fast. Mary Elizabeth’s attempt to help her retrieve it goes sideways when Sadie finds the buyer dead, instantly making her suspect number one. With the Laundry Ladies, Mary Elizabeth, and Normal’s fast‑moving grapevine at her back, Sadie dives into sleuthing to clear her name.
What makes this story especially delightful is how perfectly it expands the universe you already love. The town’s charm grabs hold of Sadie, even if she hasn’t realized yet that Normal might be exactly where she belongs. When her best friend arrives to support her — and when everyone seems set on her opening a bookstore — it feels like the stars are aligning. Mary Elizabeth certainly seems determined to make it happen, but with a murder still unsolved, Sadie isn’t sure whether to embrace this new life or stick to her original plan.
This first installment delivers everything that makes Tonya Kappes’ world so comforting: humor, mystery, community, and heart. It’s a perfect addition to the Normal universe, and it promises plenty of new fun stories ahead.
Sadie’s arrival in Normal is the perfect spark for this series. After losing her editor job in New York, she’s banking everything on a rare copy of -Huckleberry Finn- — a book she hopes will jumpstart her next act. Her stay at the Milkery, under Mary Elizabeth’s protective mama‑bird wing, immediately immerses her in Normal’s quirky, tight‑knit culture. And in true Normal fashion, everyone seems to know her business before she’s even finished introducing herself.
When Sadie discovers that the rare book she purchased has already been sold — and worse, sold to a crafter planning to dismantle it — her plans unravel fast. Mary Elizabeth’s attempt to help her retrieve it goes sideways when Sadie finds the buyer dead, instantly making her suspect number one. With the Laundry Ladies, Mary Elizabeth, and Normal’s fast‑moving grapevine at her back, Sadie dives into sleuthing to clear her name.
What makes this story especially delightful is how perfectly it expands the universe you already love. The town’s charm grabs hold of Sadie, even if she hasn’t realized yet that Normal might be exactly where she belongs. When her best friend arrives to support her — and when everyone seems set on her opening a bookstore — it feels like the stars are aligning. Mary Elizabeth certainly seems determined to make it happen, but with a murder still unsolved, Sadie isn’t sure whether to embrace this new life or stick to her original plan.
This first installment delivers everything that makes Tonya Kappes’ world so comforting: humor, mystery, community, and heart. It’s a perfect addition to the Normal universe, and it promises plenty of new fun stories ahead.
Review of advance copy received from Goodreads Giveaways
This was a good book.
Laugh out loud moments, funny characters, kitten named Watson and a very peculiar chicken named Carly.
After losing her job,
Sadie came to Normal, Kentucky for a rare Huckleberry Finn book.
Buck, owner of Tough Nickel Thrift Shop, didn't realize the book had been sold on their ebay page and sold it to a local, Jackie.
Sadie and Waldo went to Jackie's to see if she would sell it but Sadie's New York attitude only got her shot at, actually Jackie shot ip in the air up Sadie didn't know that at the time.
Sadie was staying at Mary Elizabeth's and the Milkery. In Normal, word spread faster than melted butter.
Mary Elizabeth knew about the visit and how it went. She called Jackie and Jackie agreed to meet with Sadie the next day at noon.
Sadie arrived a little before noon, found the front door open and Jackie nowhere around. She went through the house looking for her.
A noise outside drew her attention and as she was about to leave she noticed a figure running from Jackie's garden. She went yelling for them and come upon Jackie's body and a bracelet.
The sheriff automatically said she had killed Jackie over a book.
Everyone has a police scanner so that's what most of the town thought.
The Laundry Club Ladies knew she hadn't killed anyone and they planned on proving it.
Several suspects whittled down and the owner of the bracelet revealed.
Looking forward to reading about the opening of the Boone's Book Nook Bookstore and the adventures that go along with it.
Laugh out loud moments, funny characters, kitten named Watson and a very peculiar chicken named Carly.
After losing her job,
Sadie came to Normal, Kentucky for a rare Huckleberry Finn book.
Buck, owner of Tough Nickel Thrift Shop, didn't realize the book had been sold on their ebay page and sold it to a local, Jackie.
Sadie and Waldo went to Jackie's to see if she would sell it but Sadie's New York attitude only got her shot at, actually Jackie shot ip in the air up Sadie didn't know that at the time.
Sadie was staying at Mary Elizabeth's and the Milkery. In Normal, word spread faster than melted butter.
Mary Elizabeth knew about the visit and how it went. She called Jackie and Jackie agreed to meet with Sadie the next day at noon.
Sadie arrived a little before noon, found the front door open and Jackie nowhere around. She went through the house looking for her.
A noise outside drew her attention and as she was about to leave she noticed a figure running from Jackie's garden. She went yelling for them and come upon Jackie's body and a bracelet.
The sheriff automatically said she had killed Jackie over a book.
Everyone has a police scanner so that's what most of the town thought.
The Laundry Club Ladies knew she hadn't killed anyone and they planned on proving it.
Several suspects whittled down and the owner of the bracelet revealed.
Looking forward to reading about the opening of the Boone's Book Nook Bookstore and the adventures that go along with it.
July 26, 2026
The cozy queen has done it again. I am so excited after reading the first installment in this new series that I am almost foaming at the mouth waiting on the next book. It probably helps that this one also takes place in my favorite fictional town of Normal, Kentucky with all of my favorite fictional characters.
Sadie Whitfield has lost her job as an acquisitions editor. She has been distraught, but her sadness has turned to hopeful joy as she has recently found a valuable book in Normal, Kentucky. This could give her a financial cushion while she finds another job. What she does not expect is the wonderful town of Normal. I laughed so much in the beginning as she met some of the townspeople with their quirky personalities and southern ways. She was not quite sure what to make of it. I sniggered quite frequently.
When a woman ends up dead, everyone's favorite amateur sleuthing crew, The Laundry Club Ladies, come to the rescue. They bring Sadie right into the fold, while also protecting her.
This book was pure joy and so easy to fly through the pages. With the author's smooth writing style, a solid mystery and wonderful characters, it was an afternoon delight. There were plenty of red herrings to work through. I was completely caught off guard by the final reveal.
I highly recommend that cozy mystery lovers do not miss this one, so you can be ready when the next book comes out. I see a long future ahead for Boone's Book Nook.
Thank you to the author for this ARC. I am leaving this review voluntarily.
Sadie Whitfield has lost her job as an acquisitions editor. She has been distraught, but her sadness has turned to hopeful joy as she has recently found a valuable book in Normal, Kentucky. This could give her a financial cushion while she finds another job. What she does not expect is the wonderful town of Normal. I laughed so much in the beginning as she met some of the townspeople with their quirky personalities and southern ways. She was not quite sure what to make of it. I sniggered quite frequently.
When a woman ends up dead, everyone's favorite amateur sleuthing crew, The Laundry Club Ladies, come to the rescue. They bring Sadie right into the fold, while also protecting her.
This book was pure joy and so easy to fly through the pages. With the author's smooth writing style, a solid mystery and wonderful characters, it was an afternoon delight. There were plenty of red herrings to work through. I was completely caught off guard by the final reveal.
I highly recommend that cozy mystery lovers do not miss this one, so you can be ready when the next book comes out. I see a long future ahead for Boone's Book Nook.
Thank you to the author for this ARC. I am leaving this review voluntarily.
July 26, 2026
This is another new series by Tonya Kappes, a fantastic author that hooks you from the very beginning in every series she writes and this new series does exactly that. A spin-off from the Campers and Criminals series introduces us to a new character to Normal, Kentucky. Sadie and her best friend Cassie worked for a city publishing company until their jobs were downsized. But Sadie finds a rare edition of Huckleberry Finn and buys it on ebay. But she has to go to Normal to retrieve it. Thinking she was going to a bookstore to pick it up, she finds it's more like a thrift store and the owner sold it to another person! Newspaper reporter, Waldo told Sadie he would go with her to Jackie's house who had bought the book. Unfortunately, Sadie got off on the wrong foot with her and was warned off the property. Mary Elizabeth, owner of the Milkery with Dawn her partner had taken Sadie under her wing and convinced her to go back and negotiate with Jackie in a calm manner. But when she got there, she found Jackie, dead. Her best friend Cassie comes to Normal to give Sadie support. Especially, now she becomes the main suspect in her murder and the new friends she made, Mae West, Dottie and the Laundry Club Ladies, decided they have to get involved and prove Sadie's innocence. This first book is a page turner, definitely unputdownable and I can't wait for more! I received an ARC of this book but the opinions expressed here are strictly my own.
Review of advance copy received from Author
Bound by Secrets is the first book in the Boone’s Book Nook Bookstore Mysteries series. After losing her job in NYC, Sadie stops in Normal, Kentucky on her way home to pick up a rare book she’s purchased online. When she arrives and the book was already sold she hunts it down, confronting the woman who bought it. She’s determined to get the book back, but when the woman who bought it turns up murdered and Sadie becomes the main suspect her priorities change. Now her main goal is clearing her name and with the help of the Laundry Club Ladies she might just be able to do that.
I love the Campers and Criminals series set in Normal, Kentucky and knew I needed to check this latest series out since it includes them. I think this spinoff series is off to a great start with some new characters mixing with the old favorites. Sadie is going to be a great lead for this series and I can’t wait to see how her story unfolds in future mysteries. This is a great twist on a loved mystery series and I can’t wait to read more. This book pulled me in from the beginning and I enjoyed the twists and turns as I followed along with Sadie until the end. The mystery kept me guess and intrigued all the way through. I really enjoyed this cozy mystery and can’t wait to see what’s coming for Sadie and her new life in Normal.
I love the Campers and Criminals series set in Normal, Kentucky and knew I needed to check this latest series out since it includes them. I think this spinoff series is off to a great start with some new characters mixing with the old favorites. Sadie is going to be a great lead for this series and I can’t wait to see how her story unfolds in future mysteries. This is a great twist on a loved mystery series and I can’t wait to read more. This book pulled me in from the beginning and I enjoyed the twists and turns as I followed along with Sadie until the end. The mystery kept me guess and intrigued all the way through. I really enjoyed this cozy mystery and can’t wait to see what’s coming for Sadie and her new life in Normal.
July 29, 2026
Bound By Secrets is the first book in the Boone's Book Nook Bookstore Mysteries by Tonya Kappes. The amateur sleuth is Sadie, a down-on-her-luck book editor who comes to Normal, Kentucky to purchase a rare book that will help her get back on her feet.
Bound By Secrets is a great start to a new bookish series in a familiar setting. The book is set in Normal, Kentucky, the same world inhabited by Tonya Kappes' other hit series, Camper and Criminals.
The shared setting offers great potential for crossover storytelling. This installment included super fun cameos from Mae West and the Laundry Club Ladies.
Sadie, the new sleuth in town, makes friends with the gals and gets some much needed help to solve a mystery involving a bookish plot and a to die for secret. Sadie is a likeable character and makes a good lead for the series.
I love that this series includes a bookstore, a cat, and small town quirkiness. The community is a highlight of the story.
Tonya Kappes' signature style adds to the charm. There are lots of cozy descriptions that put you right into each scene and plenty of humor to offset the suspense.
I loved Bound By Secrets! It was fun sleuthing with Sadie, Watson, and the gang in Normal, Kentucky. I can't wait to see what's next for Boone's Book Nook!
Thanks to Tonya Kappes for the ARC.
Bound By Secrets is a great start to a new bookish series in a familiar setting. The book is set in Normal, Kentucky, the same world inhabited by Tonya Kappes' other hit series, Camper and Criminals.
The shared setting offers great potential for crossover storytelling. This installment included super fun cameos from Mae West and the Laundry Club Ladies.
Sadie, the new sleuth in town, makes friends with the gals and gets some much needed help to solve a mystery involving a bookish plot and a to die for secret. Sadie is a likeable character and makes a good lead for the series.
I love that this series includes a bookstore, a cat, and small town quirkiness. The community is a highlight of the story.
Tonya Kappes' signature style adds to the charm. There are lots of cozy descriptions that put you right into each scene and plenty of humor to offset the suspense.
I loved Bound By Secrets! It was fun sleuthing with Sadie, Watson, and the gang in Normal, Kentucky. I can't wait to see what's next for Boone's Book Nook!
Thanks to Tonya Kappes for the ARC.
August 2, 2026
Bound by Secrets is an entertaining start for a new series by Tonya Kappes. Set in the town of Normal, Kappes' new series brings to town a new character and narrator while also keeping around favorite characters and the beloved setting of Normal. Sadie has just lost her job and has come to Normal to find a rare book. She quickly meets the unique and memorable characters that readers have come to love from Kappes' campers and criminals mystery series. Things don't go as planned though when Sadie becomes a suspect in a murder investigation. With the help of the Laundry Club ladies, Sadie finds herself trying to solve this case.
Kappes does a good job at setting up a new series in a very familiar setting. It was interesting seeing the town and characters of Normal through fresh eyes. Sadie has quickly become a likeable character and an enjoyable new narrator for this new series. I look forward to learning more about her as well as hoping for more adventures with her. The book's mystery is well done full of enough twists and turns to keep the reader's interest. Overall, Bound by Secrets proved to be a great read that I would most definitely recommend. I look forward to reading the next book in this series.
Received a copy of Bound by Secrets from the author.
Kappes does a good job at setting up a new series in a very familiar setting. It was interesting seeing the town and characters of Normal through fresh eyes. Sadie has quickly become a likeable character and an enjoyable new narrator for this new series. I look forward to learning more about her as well as hoping for more adventures with her. The book's mystery is well done full of enough twists and turns to keep the reader's interest. Overall, Bound by Secrets proved to be a great read that I would most definitely recommend. I look forward to reading the next book in this series.
Received a copy of Bound by Secrets from the author.
August 8, 2026
A lively romp through Normal, Kentucky with a new main character.. Always a lot of craziness and fun stories!
Amazon synopsis:
Former New York acquisitions editor Sadie Whitfield never expected a rare first edition to change her life.
After traveling to the tiny town of Normal, Kentucky, to purchase a valuable copy of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Sadie discovers its owner dead before the deal can be completed. With the murder weapon missing, the priceless book gone, and Sadie as the last outsider seen with the victim, she quickly becomes the sheriff’s prime suspect.
Determined to clear her name, Sadie reluctantly joins forces with Normal’s delightfully nosy Laundry Club Ladies, a group of Southern sleuths who believe every casserole, cup of coffee, and piece of gossip might hold the key to solving a murder. As clues point toward rival collectors, old grudges, paper angels crafted from torn books, and secrets buried deep within the close-knit community, Sadie realizes someone is willing to kill to keep the truth hidden.
While searching for a murderer, Sadie finds something she never expected in the postcard-perfect town tucked inside the Daniel Boone National Forest: friendship, a fresh start… and an empty cottage storefront that just might become the bookstore she’s always dreamed of owning.
But before Boone’s Book Nook can open its doors, Sadie has to survive long enough to solve her very first mystery.
Amazon synopsis:
Former New York acquisitions editor Sadie Whitfield never expected a rare first edition to change her life.
After traveling to the tiny town of Normal, Kentucky, to purchase a valuable copy of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Sadie discovers its owner dead before the deal can be completed. With the murder weapon missing, the priceless book gone, and Sadie as the last outsider seen with the victim, she quickly becomes the sheriff’s prime suspect.
Determined to clear her name, Sadie reluctantly joins forces with Normal’s delightfully nosy Laundry Club Ladies, a group of Southern sleuths who believe every casserole, cup of coffee, and piece of gossip might hold the key to solving a murder. As clues point toward rival collectors, old grudges, paper angels crafted from torn books, and secrets buried deep within the close-knit community, Sadie realizes someone is willing to kill to keep the truth hidden.
While searching for a murderer, Sadie finds something she never expected in the postcard-perfect town tucked inside the Daniel Boone National Forest: friendship, a fresh start… and an empty cottage storefront that just might become the bookstore she’s always dreamed of owning.
But before Boone’s Book Nook can open its doors, Sadie has to survive long enough to solve her very first mystery.
October 7, 2026
This is the first of three in the Book Nook Series. The author is an Amazon author, which is new to me. It takes place in the Daniel Boone National Forest in Kentucky which I never heard of before.
Immediately, I was drawn to the charming town of Normal. The description of a cozy village surrounded by forest and mountains was attractive. Each shop was individually decorated with lights, so even when they closed at six each evening, the town was welcoming to all
Residents mixed with hikers wearing hiking boots and the campground was near town. Although the shopkeepers wore hiking boots, they were dressed up for their customers.
But the best part was the immaculately clean henhouse where each hen had a name and personality. They were put to bed with a bedtime story which was lovingly read to them every night.
Sadie Whitfield was an acquisitions editor who was tracking the first edition of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. The seller was murdered and Sadie became the prime suspect.
In order to defend herself, she joins forces with a group of Southern ladies in the Laundry Club.
She finds an empty storefront which inspires Sadie to open the Boones Book Nook shop.
The Laundry Club Ladies consisted of, Queenie French, Dottie Swaggert, Mae West Grant Sharp, Betts and Abby. They also had a book club.
One thing that drove me crazy, was that everyone kept giving Sadie's cat Watson milk and cream. Cats are carnivores and lactose intolerant and it isn't a good idea to give them milk products. The author should have researched that.
Immediately, I was drawn to the charming town of Normal. The description of a cozy village surrounded by forest and mountains was attractive. Each shop was individually decorated with lights, so even when they closed at six each evening, the town was welcoming to all
Residents mixed with hikers wearing hiking boots and the campground was near town. Although the shopkeepers wore hiking boots, they were dressed up for their customers.
But the best part was the immaculately clean henhouse where each hen had a name and personality. They were put to bed with a bedtime story which was lovingly read to them every night.
Sadie Whitfield was an acquisitions editor who was tracking the first edition of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. The seller was murdered and Sadie became the prime suspect.
In order to defend herself, she joins forces with a group of Southern ladies in the Laundry Club.
She finds an empty storefront which inspires Sadie to open the Boones Book Nook shop.
The Laundry Club Ladies consisted of, Queenie French, Dottie Swaggert, Mae West Grant Sharp, Betts and Abby. They also had a book club.
One thing that drove me crazy, was that everyone kept giving Sadie's cat Watson milk and cream. Cats are carnivores and lactose intolerant and it isn't a good idea to give them milk products. The author should have researched that.
July 27, 2026
Krazy for Kappes
Krazy for Tonya Kappes and her fabulous writing (read all the series) and delighted for a new series!
Sadie lost her job as an editor in a publishing house in NYC and comes to Normal, Ky for a rare book. Sadie plans to sell and establish herself in the city, but her plans fallllll apart and so does she, when the local Sheriff declares her the primary suspect in a local murder. Good thing she is staying with Mary Elizabeth at the Milkery, where Mary Elizabeth takes Sadie in hand and guides her into understanding the Southern way of life.
Sadie is still in shock and is stunned, since of course she did not kill the local gal, but she must stay and prove her innocence, hunt for her missing first edition and figure out where her life is going from there.
Happily she meets the Laundry Club ladies, more locals and makes a boatload of sweet Ky friends that help her, and through their efforts, including the delightful Mae from Criminals and Campgrounds and multiple crossover characters from that same series (such fun!) Bound by Secrets is a hoot and a half to enjoy for an afternoon, (the killer was SHOCKING!) and an absolutely worthwhile read
Krazy for Tonya Kappes and her fabulous writing (read all the series) and delighted for a new series!
Sadie lost her job as an editor in a publishing house in NYC and comes to Normal, Ky for a rare book. Sadie plans to sell and establish herself in the city, but her plans fallllll apart and so does she, when the local Sheriff declares her the primary suspect in a local murder. Good thing she is staying with Mary Elizabeth at the Milkery, where Mary Elizabeth takes Sadie in hand and guides her into understanding the Southern way of life.
Sadie is still in shock and is stunned, since of course she did not kill the local gal, but she must stay and prove her innocence, hunt for her missing first edition and figure out where her life is going from there.
Happily she meets the Laundry Club ladies, more locals and makes a boatload of sweet Ky friends that help her, and through their efforts, including the delightful Mae from Criminals and Campgrounds and multiple crossover characters from that same series (such fun!) Bound by Secrets is a hoot and a half to enjoy for an afternoon, (the killer was SHOCKING!) and an absolutely worthwhile read
July 26, 2026
Bound By Secrets is book #1 in the Boone's Book Nook Bookstore Mysteries series by Tonya Kappes.
Sadie Whitfield is looking for a new start, but her trip to Normal, Kentucky was supposed to be one. She had purchased a rare book that would help her new beginning. But things don’t go as planned and Sadie becomes embroiled in a murder which keeps her in Normal. She encounters many of the locals, including the Laundry Club Ladies. If you’ve read the Campers and Criminals Mystery series, you’ll recognize the locations and townsfolk from Normal, but even if you haven’t read that series, this is a separate series and you can easily read it on its own. I really enjoyed reading this spinoff series. Sadie is an interesting new character and I think her shop will bring a lot to Normal. I definitely did not expect who the guilty party was. This was a thoroughly enjoyable mystery and I look forward to the next book in the series!
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving my honest review.
Sadie Whitfield is looking for a new start, but her trip to Normal, Kentucky was supposed to be one. She had purchased a rare book that would help her new beginning. But things don’t go as planned and Sadie becomes embroiled in a murder which keeps her in Normal. She encounters many of the locals, including the Laundry Club Ladies. If you’ve read the Campers and Criminals Mystery series, you’ll recognize the locations and townsfolk from Normal, but even if you haven’t read that series, this is a separate series and you can easily read it on its own. I really enjoyed reading this spinoff series. Sadie is an interesting new character and I think her shop will bring a lot to Normal. I definitely did not expect who the guilty party was. This was a thoroughly enjoyable mystery and I look forward to the next book in the series!
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving my honest review.
July 26, 2026
Sadie rolls into town after losing her fancy New York editor job, clutching a rare Huckleberry Finn like it’s her emotional support book. One night at the Milkery under Mary Elizabeth’s mama‑bird supervision and boom—Normal’s already in her business.
Then she finds out her precious book was already sold… to someone planning to tear it apart for crafts. The disrespect. Trying to get it back drops her straight into a murder scene, and suddenly she’s suspect number one. But with Mary Elizabeth, the Laundry Ladies, and Normal’s gossip hotline working overtime, Sadie jumps into sleuth mode whether she’s ready or not.
The best part? She fits into Normal like she was born there. Her best friend shows up, everyone’s pushing her toward opening a bookstore, and Mary Elizabeth is basically manifesting it with sheer willpower. Sadie’s just trying to decide if she should lean into this new life or run back to New York before someone else ends up dead.
It’s funny, cozy, chaotic, and full of heart—classic Tonya Kappes with a fresh twist.
Then she finds out her precious book was already sold… to someone planning to tear it apart for crafts. The disrespect. Trying to get it back drops her straight into a murder scene, and suddenly she’s suspect number one. But with Mary Elizabeth, the Laundry Ladies, and Normal’s gossip hotline working overtime, Sadie jumps into sleuth mode whether she’s ready or not.
The best part? She fits into Normal like she was born there. Her best friend shows up, everyone’s pushing her toward opening a bookstore, and Mary Elizabeth is basically manifesting it with sheer willpower. Sadie’s just trying to decide if she should lean into this new life or run back to New York before someone else ends up dead.
It’s funny, cozy, chaotic, and full of heart—classic Tonya Kappes with a fresh twist.
July 27, 2026
I enjoyed reading this first installment in a new spinoff of the Campers and Criminals series. What I really liked about this story is that we see the characters from the Campers and Criminals series, the town of Normal and Daniel Boone National Park from the point of view of a new character. I really enjoyed the reminder of these descriptions.
I’m enjoying getting to know this new character who plans to open a bookstore in Normal with a lot of encouragement from the Laundry Club Ladies and other characters. She seems to fit in well in the new to her community.
When this new character is a suspect in a murder and is in the custody of Mary Elizabeth, the Laundry Club Ladies are trying to prove her innocence. Although there seemed to be some possible suspects, I never figured out the killer until that person was revealed.
Dottie and several other characters provided some comic release. There were passages where I was laughing out loud.
I’m looking forward to seeing how this new series progresses.
I’m enjoying getting to know this new character who plans to open a bookstore in Normal with a lot of encouragement from the Laundry Club Ladies and other characters. She seems to fit in well in the new to her community.
When this new character is a suspect in a murder and is in the custody of Mary Elizabeth, the Laundry Club Ladies are trying to prove her innocence. Although there seemed to be some possible suspects, I never figured out the killer until that person was revealed.
Dottie and several other characters provided some comic release. There were passages where I was laughing out loud.
I’m looking forward to seeing how this new series progresses.
August 10, 2026
I absolutely loved this cozy little mystery! 🥰📖 Boone’s Book Nook had everything I love in a good read—books, a charming small town, quirky characters, friendship, secrets, and of course… murder! 😂🔎
Sadie was such a fun character to follow as she found herself smack in the middle of a murder investigation she definitely didn’t ask for. And the Laundry Club Ladies?! 😂 I loved them! Their Southern charm, nosiness, gossip, casseroles, and determination to solve the mystery made this story so much fun.
I especially loved the bookish theme and the idea of Sadie finding a fresh start in a tiny Kentucky town while dreaming of opening her own bookstore. 📚🏡 There was just something so warm and cozy about the whole setting, and I found myself wanting to visit Normal, Kentucky and become part of the neighborhood!
The mystery kept me guessing, but it was the friendships, small-town charm, and love of books that really made this one special. If you’re looking for a light, cozy mystery with lovable characters and a feel-good story, definitely add this one to your TBR! 💕📚🔎
Sadie was such a fun character to follow as she found herself smack in the middle of a murder investigation she definitely didn’t ask for. And the Laundry Club Ladies?! 😂 I loved them! Their Southern charm, nosiness, gossip, casseroles, and determination to solve the mystery made this story so much fun.
I especially loved the bookish theme and the idea of Sadie finding a fresh start in a tiny Kentucky town while dreaming of opening her own bookstore. 📚🏡 There was just something so warm and cozy about the whole setting, and I found myself wanting to visit Normal, Kentucky and become part of the neighborhood!
The mystery kept me guessing, but it was the friendships, small-town charm, and love of books that really made this one special. If you’re looking for a light, cozy mystery with lovable characters and a feel-good story, definitely add this one to your TBR! 💕📚🔎
July 28, 2026
New book as a spin off Campers and Criminals series by the talented author, Tonya Kappes. This series main character is Sadie Whitfield, former acquisitions editor from New York. She recently lost her job during a downsizing event within her company and is traveling to visit her parents. Sadie notices a valued book at a very reasonable price on eBay. She purchases "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" by Mark Twain. Sadie drives to pick up the book from the owner of the Tough Nickel in Normal, Kentucky. Buck, the owner, accidently sold the book to a fellow resident, Jackie. Jackie is later found dead in her garden by Sadie. Missing are the murder weapon and the valuable book.
Sadie is falsely accused of murdering Jackie. Mary Elizabeth and the Laundry Club ladies Camper series join forces with Sadie to prove her innocence. What a wonderful new spin off series! Can't wait to read the next book in this series.
Sadie is falsely accused of murdering Jackie. Mary Elizabeth and the Laundry Club ladies Camper series join forces with Sadie to prove her innocence. What a wonderful new spin off series! Can't wait to read the next book in this series.
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