Milford village near Bath in the UK has a legend. Sometimes, late a night, a horse-drawn buggy hurtles into the village with a mysterious black-lace-hooded woman inside. She disappears into Kryme Cottage, then reappears a few nights later and leaves the village. Nobody can explain...

George Petersen brings readers a fascinating thriller with The Summer of Haight. It's the year 1967. Longfellow is one of the most respected attorneys in San Francisco. When his best friend, Jonathan, an internationally renowned psychiatric researcher, seeks his help in writing his will, Longfellow...

In Surviving the Truth by Sharon Monroe, Laura traveled from Aspen Falls, Wyoming, to Sinclair, Kansas, twice annually to see her younger sister, Susan. In early May, Laura received a call that her father, Andy, had died. While going through Andy's study, Laura discovered a...

Sadie Hawkins, the owner of a struggling freight business, is the lead character in Idle (Sadie Hawkins Mysteries) by Patricia C. Lee. Sadie learns that her best friend, Tanya Woods, has been arrested for murdering her partner, Crystal. The proof presented against Tanya seems strong....

Maureen Donovan's plans unravel when she receives a disturbing vision of her friend Eliana. Upon further investigation, she and her husband, Mike, discover that Eliana is missing. They return to the site of their previous assignment to search for their friend, but the more they...

Why Did God Make The Tree? by Tammy Gregg covers the very sensitive subject of mental health, institutional power, and the doctors who wielded power indiscriminately. It is a murder mystery, detective story, and a romance all in one. The book starts with Samantha Perez,...

In Hide by Robert John Bonney, Seb felt overwhelmed by environmental challenges that were out of his control and the realities of adapting to a changing climate. As a member of the Green Club at his school, Seb urged his family to avoid ordering more...

Detective Drake Blast receives a new assignment in his dual roles as a DC Metro officer and a United Nations spy. He must pose as a UN ambassador, determined to negotiate a truce between two warring African states. The stakes are high, especially since his...

Joey Cabot was a seasoned author of historical novels, and there was one story she had been dying to write: Lola Grayson’s life story. Lola Grayson wanted to have it all: fame, fortune, and love. And for a time, she did have it all, until...

Double Take by Barbara Siebeneick opens with a seemingly ordinary day in the life of Monterey Homicide Detective Brad Evans, who is enjoying a day off to attend his twin sister Bea's acting debut at the historic First Theater. The festive atmosphere quickly turns tragic...