The Three-Story Murders, by Olivia Yates

The Three-Story Murders, by Olivia Yates There’s tension in the small town of Dingle Point Cove on the Chesapeake Bay as the well-being of its oldest citizens is under threat. A big healthcare company wants to close all the local senior homes and uproot the residents into a new three-story mega-facility. And they’ll stop at…

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Doocey Half-Sees Whodunnit, by Tom McAndrew

Doocey Half-Sees Whodunnit, by Tom McAndrew Okay, his superiors might think him a clown, and okay, he might be secretly battling sight problems, but Shamie Doocey is determined to prove that he’s still a seriously good detective with a twenty-twenty mind’s eye by solving his first big case: the disappearance of an uptight crime writer’s…

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Shining Water, by Christy J. Kendall

Shining Water, by Christy J. Kendall Lilly Weathers, a widow and retired Air Force investigative researcher, leashes up her two dogs and begins a new life as an RV volunteer for national wildlife refuges. Her first job lands her in Nevada in the middle of a murder conspiracy that involves military readiness training. When the…

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One Too Many, by R. Franklin James

One Too Many, by R. Franklin James Hollis Morgan has accomplished her goal of regaining her status as an acceptable contributor to society. She has overcome her felony conviction for fraud, earned a judicial pardon, and has spent the last few years in climbing the ladder of success in her law firm. She is respected…

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Curiosity Kills, by Kathleen L. Asay

Curiosity Kills, by Kathleen L. Asay Sacramentan newspaper reporter Liz Cane is honored and hopeful when the paper’s respected Capitol columnist, Eugene Holland, asks her for a ride to work. When she arrives at his home in hopes of a story for the newspaper, she finds him dead. She will need to uncover what she…

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