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Whispers on the Wind
In the serene coastal haven of Cherry Blossom Bay, the whispers are deadly, and the truth is as elusive as the shifting sands. With one mystery under her belt, Piper Rose is ready for more. Despite her boss and affable PI Kenji Kitsune firing her every other day during their banter, she loves what she’s doing…and who she’s doing it with. But the discovery of local artist Victoria Scheffeld’s body at the scenic shore casts a dark cloud over the town's blooming cherry blossoms. Victoria, an emerging talent from the arts community, was entangled in a web of suspicion and secrets. Was her death an accident, or was she silenced? The suspects are as colorful and complex as her paintings: A...
Widowmaker
A team building exercise turns deadly when Materials Manager Allan Sayers is found dead. Harley Springs must prove that she didn't kill him before her world falls apart.
Quilt as Desired
Stitching with a thread of murder. Harriet Truman's husband kept secret from her that he had a terminal genetic illness. Embittered and angry, she returns to Foggy Point, Washington, the small town where she spent some of her happier childhood years, to fill in at the long-arm quilting studio while her aunt Beth takes a well-deserved cruise of Europe. It's her aunt's plan to get Harriet back into living, and to that end she has signed over both her business and her house—which now belong to Harriet. In her first few days in town, Harriet meets her aunt's best friend, Avanell Jalbert, and the other members of their quilting group, the Loose Threads. She also meets Avanell's younger son Aiden, a handsome veterinarian newly returned from a stint in Africa who doesn't hesitate a second making it clear he finds Harriet more than interesting. Then Avanell is murdered, and no one seems to have any idea why. The same night, Harriet's studio is vandalized. Before too long, it becomes clear the two events are related. The question is, can Harriet figure out what that connection is before whoever killed Avanell decides to do the same to her.
Quilt by Association
An African woman with a blue-eyed baby arrives in Foggy Point looking for Aiden Jalbert. Within days, she's been murdered, and so is the man who claimed to be her husband.As if that weren't enough, the supposedly African toddler Loose Thread DeAnn and her husband adopted turns out to be from Samoa, and the social worker who helmed the deal has gone missing.Who was Neelie Obote, really, and who wanted her dead? What did Rodney Miller learn that earned him the same fate? And what part does Joseph Marsden play? Harriet and the Loose Threads are determined to find out, but as they dig deeper into the mystery it begins to appear the killer may not be finished yet.
Quilter's Knot
A week at a well-known crafters’ haven sounds like just the ticket when Harriet Truman’s friend Lauren invites the Loose Threads to join her there. That’s just what it is—at first. Then Harriet’s aunt Beth says a quilt attributed to the program’s owner is identical to one she saw on a recent trip to Europe, and Lauren doesn’t hesitate to accuse Selestina Bainbridge of plagiarism. Then Selestina collapses, dead of poison, and the tranquility of the school-cum-resort explodes in a flurry of death and danger.
A Quilt of a Different Color
What do a quilter, a homeless veteran and the stage mother of a riding student have in common? They all want a disabled lecherous riding teacher dead. The Miller Hill Equestrian Center is the last place Harriet Truman and the Loose Threads want to spend the cold months of winter but when the Center’s manager asks them to sew decorative quilted saddle blankets for an upcoming show, they can’t refuse. They soon find themselves in the middle of the mix and once more trying to unstitch a murder
Quilt As You Go
When the dust settles after the Foggy Point Civil War re-enactment, one casualty turns out to be really dead, and his identity sends shockwaves through the community. Does a long-lost quilt that suddenly re-appears hold a clue? Harriet and the Loose Threads must unravel the mystery before the killer strikes again. And who is the mysterious young man with the military bearing who's drawn the admiration of Carla, the young woman the Threads have taken under their wing? Is he what he claims to be, or something much more sinister?
I Murdered the Spelling Bee
A Daphne Lee-Lee Misadventure Daphne Lee-Lee is a rock-and-roll mom whose band, Bob's Brain Freeze, has finally made it big. Back from tour, she's glad to return to normalcy and attend the national spelling bee in Los Angeles, where her 13-year-old daughter is one of the competitors. But "normal" is over way too soon and the mayhem begins when Daphne gets into a tussle with the spelling bee mascot, leading to a serious case of double murder in a skanky old hotel. Daphne knows she's not the one who choked the life out of two victims, so who could the perpetrator be? The good-looking, smooth-talking lawyer that's been giving her way too much undivided attention? His soon-to-be ex-wife? Or is it someone else? Join Daphne on yet another wild ride as she takes us on a first-person tour in the second in a series of her patented misadventures.
50 Rooms
50 Rooms is a collection of short stories based around a cast of characters who live in and around an abandoned hotel just off Hollywood Boulevard-two homeless teenage punk rockers who roam the streets of Los Angeles, scamming and stealing just to survive another night in a brutal and unforgiving city; a man who works in a slaughterhouse desperately fighting to keep his sanity and find some kind of meaning in his life; an emotionally abused small person who reaches his breaking point in a convenience store; a maniacal Hollywood stuntman and his neglected girlfriend and a writer who is visited by the ghost of Charles Bukowski. These are just a few of the inhabitants of the dark corners of thi...
Gillian
"How do your teeth feel, sweet-ie?" Mom asked me, as we made our way from the ortho-dontist to Chick Fil-A for lunch. "They feel weird, and good all at the same time." I replied, running my tongue yet once again over my newly braces free teeth. "On a different note, at least you have them off for your school's Christ-mas ball tomorr-ow!""About that, I don't think that I am going.""Why not, baby?""Even though a plethora of guys have asked me to be their dates for the dance, the person that I want to ask me the most hasn't.""Is this some-body that you want to ask you Scott, by any chan-ce?""How did you know?""A mother just knows when her wonder-ful and amazing daughter is crushing hard on some-one. Besides, your face lights up every-time when you talk about him."
