In The Beginning, There Was a Murder by P.C. James A secret liaison. A violent murder. Can one woman solve the crime without joining the body count? Northern England, 1953. Pauline Riddell has grand ambitions for her future at the armament factory. So, when her closest workmate reveals a salacious affair with a married man, Pauline refuses to risk her career by listening to the scandal. But she’s shaken to her core when the police arrive with news of her best friend’s homicide. Desperate … [Read more...] about In The Beginning, There Was a Murder by P.C. James
FEATURED BOOK: The Late Mr. Cary A 1920s Mystery by Michael Campeta
THE LATE MR. CARY by Michael Campeta Of all times to travel to upstate New York, Megan Cary told herself as she hurried into Grand Central Station, it was at the height of a blizzard. It is January 1928. Megan Cary, a young and stylish librarian, is on her way to the state library conference. On the train, Meg meets Janet Faraday who confides that she killed her son’s father six years earlier—and got away with it. With her marriage crumbling, Meg can no longer tolerate her husband Adam’s … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: The Late Mr. Cary A 1920s Mystery by Michael Campeta
Featured Book: No Decision – A Gut-gripping Political Thriller by Ridge King
About Featured Book: No Decision – A Gut-gripping Political Thriller by Ridge King A deadlocked election. A brutal fight for the Presidency. Will deadly intrigue and sexual manipulation control the deciding vote? FREE from April 26-30. The pages turn themselves in this thrilling story of ruthless political blackmail and intimidation. After serving his country well, retired Navy SEAL Jack does his best to keep a low profile. But when an election standoff plunges the nation into … [Read more...] about Featured Book: No Decision – A Gut-gripping Political Thriller by Ridge King
Dark Secrets of the Bayou by Kim Carter
Dark Secrets of the Bayou by Kim Carter "Could a concealed crime from the 1800s, or the family's estate itself, harbor keys to unlocking the past?" Catherine “Tink” Mabry, an up-and-coming attorney, is shocked by her recent inheritance from her estranged family on the bayou. After her mother died during childbirth, Tink’s father had quickly relocated them to the big city of Atlanta, Georgia. With no memory of her mother, she is determined to learn more about her lineage and decides to visit … [Read more...] about Dark Secrets of the Bayou by Kim Carter
Bonfires, Barbeques and Bodies by Susan Keene
The Third Arizona Summers Mystery. Arizona has three loves, the cafe she runs, taking pictures and solving murders with the handsome young Sheriff. Arizona and her friends solve another murder after she inadvertently takes a photo of a dead body in the woods. The world's smartest dog, Nutmeg, helps, as usual. Her Aunt's new boyfriend could be involved up to his eye balls in the killing. Targeted Age Group:: 12 to 102 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I have written since I was a girl … [Read more...] about Bonfires, Barbeques and Bodies by Susan Keene
FEATURED BOOK: Do No Harm by James Cohoon
When Matthew Preston was eight, his father was shot and killed in rarefied Pacific Palisades by Ted Nash, a home burglar who happened to be the Preston’s neighbor. Though Nash was sentenced to life in San Quentin, Matthew’s lifelong obsession is to somehow get into the prison, gain access to Nash, and exact the ultimate personal revenge. He devises a plan to become a prison doctor to gain access to Nash. While in medical school, Matthew falls for brilliant classmate Torrey Jamison from … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: Do No Harm by James Cohoon
A Girl Like You by Michelle Cox
A Girl Like You by Michelle Cox Henrietta Von Harmon works as a 26 girl at a corner bar on Chicago’s northwest side. It’s 1935, but things still aren’t looking up since the big crash and her father’s subsequent suicide, leaving Henrietta to care for her antagonistic mother and younger siblings. Henrietta is eventually persuaded to take a job as a taxi dancer at a local dance hall―and just when she’s beginning to enjoy herself, the floor matron turns up dead. When aloof Inspector Clive Howard … [Read more...] about A Girl Like You by Michelle Cox
Shared Madness by Rick Moskovitz
Shared Madness by Rick Moskovitz A psychiatrist treating a psychotic patient descends into madness and finds himself at the nexus of a deadly plot. Can he trust anyone in his struggle for survival and his quest to regain his sanity? Can you guess who murdered his patient and what drove him mad? Share his hallucinations and terror through his eyes and try to unravel the mystery. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgzvBGZ0FZA … [Read more...] about Shared Madness by Rick Moskovitz
Russian Brides by Hugh Macnab
Having cleared all previous cases, Sammy Greyfox starts a new week with a clean slate. But when she saves a woman from being deliberately run down, a complicated new case starts. This is compounded by a call from the medical examiner questioning whether the body on his mortuary table was really killed by accident. Not yet eight in the morning and already she has two homicides to handle. She could never have predicted it, but the two cases come together, and it that weren’t enough, her Sergeant … [Read more...] about Russian Brides by Hugh Macnab
Tahoe Trauma by Jerold Last
There seem to be a lot of people in California and Nevada who wanted to see Roger’s client Sebastian Cobb, a seedy lawyer, dead. Which one killed him on the Tahoe ski slope? From the lush forests, well-groomed ski slopes, and scenic grandeur of the Tahoe wilderness to the glitzy casinos of Reno and the sumptuous excesses of the Hollywood party scene, Roger and his colleagues follow a twisted trail of treachery to a killer who just might have committed the perfect murder. The suspenseful … [Read more...] about Tahoe Trauma by Jerold Last
Dark Side of Noon by Tierney James
An evil force lurks in a national forest, taking the most innocent of people while a killer uses superstition to cover his tracks. In a small New Mexico town, the death of a young hiker puts law officials on high alert after no cause of death could be determined. It isn’t the first-time strange things have occurred in their national forests and parks. The common denominator in a series of recent cases is a pair of missing shoes with the body posed peacefully near the area that has already been … [Read more...] about Dark Side of Noon by Tierney James
The Last Symphony by Tonia Lalousi
Who is more likely to commit a crime? Someone who was forced to leave the top? Someone who is looking to reach the top? Or someone who is afraid of being at the top? Criminologist Peter Deligiannis is called to investigate the murder of a prominent politician's daughter. Her father tries to find the truth in the lie. Her brother tries to hide the lie in the truth. Α leading Russian composer comes to the fore as the main suspect. A crime with a signature A melody without applause A … [Read more...] about The Last Symphony by Tonia Lalousi
