Genres : Women Sleuths

When your first day in a new city starts with murder, there’s no easing in slowly.Margie Patenaude is brand new to Calgary—still helping her daughter settle into school—when she’s called to her very first crime...

Blood Relative: A gripping debut crime thriller with a stunning twist (Detective Lucy Gauthier, Niagara Noir Series Book 1)Amazon Reviews:*****A great start to the series. Can't wait for the sequel!*****Lots of plot turns and twists...

One fateful summer morning, Old Al, an itinerant gold prospector, is discovered dead at the abandoned Sunshine Mine.As word spreads through the community of Oresville, Colorado, a collective gasp of shock echoes. Beloved by the...

A dead womanizer. A friend suspected of murder. And a teacher turned sleuth.In Willow, Ohio, English teacher Kendra Clayton craves more than dateless nights spent grading papers. And boy does she get it when her...

The Librarian's Hidden HeartA Maisie Quill Love Story MysteryWhen a hidden hope chest reveals that the town's "spinster librarian" carried on a secret 50-year love affair, Maisie must uncover the truth about a romance that...

When flamboyant senior sleuth Sadie Kramer learns the owner of Cioccolato, her favorite chocolate shop, is in trouble, she heads for the California wine country with a tote-bagged Yorkie and a slew of questions. The...

In the latest thriller in the #1 New York Times bestselling series, homicide detective Eve Dallas investigates a murder with a mysterious motive—and a terrifying weapon.Pediatrician Kent Abner received the package on a beautiful April...

“This is an excellent book… When you start reading, be sure you don’t have to wake up early!”—Reader review for The Killing Game⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Detective Meg Thorne, haunted by the years of cold cases she could not...

Lady Eliza Winter hates London. This is her third season in the city and she's still ringless and undesired. Rumors from her childhood scare off any eligible bachelors, so she is just trying to make...

Tequila is a terrible way to go…The young woman who’d ordered the double shot margarita took it with wide eyes and a thumbs up as she sampled it through the straw, walking back toward her...