Category: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

A House on Liberty Street

“Compelling… fast-paced…a suspenseful and heartfelt thriller” SPR Reviews Tony Valenti is trying to rebuild his life at his childhood home when his father is charged with murder, a developer attempts to take their home away, and his ex-wife tries to get custody of his teenage daughter. Can Tony save his father? The family home? Himself? $2.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Killer Spring (A Deadline Cozy Mystery)

No good deed goes unpunished. Even when Eve Lloyd is at her best behavior, trouble with a capital T will find her. When her rhubarb supplier bans her from the Farmers’ Market, Eve’s efforts to make amends lands her in the thick of it. Fun-filled cozy mystery with the quirkiest characters around. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Rocking the Boat (A Dear Abby Cozy Mystery)

Fun-filled cozy mystery with the quirkiest characters around. Abby Maguire’s ingenuity is tested when she finds herself quarantined and dealing with a Dear Abby letter to an agony column that doesn’t even exist. Could there be a connection between Suspicious Nature and the attack on the local heart-throb? How can she trust anyone when the entire town is under suspicion? $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

The Candyman’s Tale

The story of the very birth of the drug trade in New York City. Four young men, steeped in poverty, living on the very edge of civilization, conspire to sell Marijuana across the tracks in the lily white community of Cambria Heights. The ensuing madness involves the four men in life and death struggles, corrupt cops, murder and organized crime in a fight for survival. The heart shattering climax will stay with you long after you’ve finished reading. Will they, or any of them survive what ... [Read More...]

Free: Make It Right

“Action-packed, fast-paced crime thriller.” -Publishers Weekly. A forensic psychiatrist confronts personal demons as she investigates a conspiracy of a Neo-Nazi’s congressional run, a white nationalist’s murder trial, and a mass shooting. “Gripping… powerful… for those who love authentic, exciting, unpredictable.” -Midwest Book Review. ... [Read More...]

Big Shots and Bullet Holes

Cincinnati, 1942. The secret to being a grifter is changing up the con so the rubes don’t realize they’re being taken. Kissy Lisbon’s spent years honing her skills as a con-woman, but as the war in Europe drags on, things get tough in the Queen City. Her new scheme: hiring herself out as a private eye. Her first client has a missing daughter, the missing daughter has a German boyfriend, and the German boyfriend has friends in all the wrong places. Following a lead sends Kissy ... [Read More...]

Dickens of a Crime

Meg Miller takes pride in community service and her new Victorian outfit for the annual Holiday Historical Homes Tour. However, this year there was a freak snowfall and a nude body in one of the bedrooms of the featured mansion. Of course, she’s a suspect. She was the only one in the house. Being under suspicion and the trauma of the discovery awakens strange perceptions. Only Meg knows if she’s guilty, but no one can predict what happens next. This first novel in a six-book series ... [Read More...]