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The Mitcham Murder Mystery
Lawrence Malone, private detective is hired by the three Crabbe bothers who believe they will be charged with the murder of their uncle. The case is almost open-and-shut against the youngest, a reckless lad. One complication is that there appeared to be no exit available to the killer. In any case, there are forces which don't want Malone to be on this mystery. His life is in peril.
Cat Aunt Cozy Mysteries Books 1-3
Dive into this hilarious cozy mystery with talking cats in every book! Includes the first three books in A Cat Aunt Cozy Mystery series. Book 1 : Tabby Trouble I don’t ask for much, and I know for sure I didn’t ask to communicate with cats. But when I agree to cat sit my best friend’s cats, that’s exactly what I get for my trouble—well, that and a baffling murder mystery to solve. Now my next-door neighbor is dead under mysterious circumstances, the talking cat is giving me orders, and my cat is missing, and somehow both are connected. It’s up to me to figure out how and why and solve the murder in a town full of potential suspects. I’m going to need a little more than luck and...
Pick Your Poison
Discarding old items could spell ruin for me. Wayward’s Shop of Mysteries is open for business, and I couldn’t be more excited. The shelves may be empty now, but they won’t be that way for long. My first spell will change everything, but unfortunately, before I can cast my first spell, things go horribly wrong. When the residents of Snowton Heights fall ill one right after another, there’s one common denominator – a bottle from my shop. Rumors fly that I am behind the mysterious poison. I must clear my name before any more bodies drop.
Stiff Competition
A ski resort. A dead ex. A race to prove my innocence. After the humiliation my ex-boyfriend put me through, I need a break. A ski vacation high in the mountains is in order, and I couldn’t be more thrilled. Two hours from civilization and a hundred miles away from my troubles. But my hopes for a fun and relaxing vacation come to a screeching halt on the second day when my ex-boyfriend is found dead. Now everyone thinks I’m to blame. Instead of enjoying time on the slopes, I’ll spend every waking moment fighting to clear my name and find the person responsible for his murder. That would be a lot easier if relationships weren’t so fickle and the who’s who of assorted lovers, spurned wives, and a soon-to-be police officer wasn’t making my life so complicated.
Abyssinian Arrangement
Two lucrative deals. One brokered by humans. The other negotiated by cats. All spell trouble. My name is Kat Jones and working for cats was never part of my plan. But turns out, the cats have the last laugh because that’s exactly what I do. I solve crimes in my small town. When the local chiropractor receives a too-good-to-be-true offer to sell her practice for a life-changing amount of money, she reluctantly refuses. Within hours, one of our own is kidnapped. Now I must team up with the office’s Abyssinian cat to follow the clues and locate the missing employee before the brazen kidnapping turns deadly. Can I solve this case before the clock runs out? keywords: cozy mystery, cosy mys...
Ragdoll Ripoff
A cat may be at the center of a break-in at the library. I'm Kat Jones and my very first client needs my help to find the person responsible for swapping an ancient book with a fake. As if that isn't baffling enough; where they found the fake is a place no one knew existed. To solve this case, I'll need to team up with Rusty. What we discover is a treasure trove of secrets that lead to the origin of the book and not who but what four-legged creature may be responsible.
Mad as a Hatter
Seeking a little excitement in life can sometimes lead to trouble. At 37-years-old, life is good but not great. It’s missing a little spark, so it’s high time I do something to rectify that. A move across the country to the town my grandparents called home is exactly what I’ve been missing. I’ll embrace my magic, reopen their shop, and hope I don’t get run out of a town. The good people of Snowton Heights believe the Wayward curse has returned with a vengeance. That might be true, but before I can find out for sure, I have another problem that needs my attention. A dead body on my front doorstep could derail my quest for a new life.
Tabby Trouble
I don’t ask for much, and I sure didn’t ask for talking cats. But when I agree to pet-sit my best friend’s felines, that’s exactly what I get for my trouble. Well, that, and a baffling murder mystery to solve. My next-door neighbor is dead under suspicious circumstances, the talking cat is ordering me around, and my cat is missing. Somehow…it’s all interconnected, and it’s up to me to untangle the messy details and solve the murder in a town bursting with motives and suspects. I’m going to need more than luck and a bossy cat to help me solve this puzzle, but there’s one big problem: how do I investigate a crime, let alone solve one? keywords: cozy mystery, cosy mystery, coz...
Madam President
As President, I wear many hats, but I never imagined one would include trading human females with aliens. I must tread lightly because there’s no way of knowing if this is an honest agreement or a precursor to a deadly alien invasion. Am I helping combat a dwindling female population or am I setting us up for disaster?
Clear as Crystal
The truth is not always crystal clear. With my first spell one of the record books, it’s time to try my hand at using crystals to read fortunes. The only problem is… I’m not very good at magic. That’s probably why things go wrong so quickly. What appears to look like one thing turns out to be another. Now there’s a dead girl, a growing line of possible suspects who want me to read them to help them find the person responsible for her death. While honorable, my distrust of my magic could spell disaster. Looks like I’ll have to do this the old-fashioned way. With any luck, I just might get something right this time.
