Dead Reckoning by Jenny Roberts
Jenny Roberts | Dead Reckoning |
Praise for Jenny Roberts’ previous two novels:
‘An excellently paced, well-plotted thriller.’-Guardian
‘Breaking Point
Mystery
Chesapeake Project by Phyllis Horn
Phyllis Horn | Chesapeake Project | ‘Like the many generations of watermen who have sailed the Mid-Atlantic’s storied Chesapeake Bay, Jessie Andrews and her father make their living harv
Flashpoint by Katherine V. Forrest
Katherine V. Forrest | Flashpoint | It is 1991, the last weekend in September. A political decision to be announced this weekend in California will signal far-reaching ramifications for
The Wombat Strategy by Claire McNab
Claire McNab | The Wombat Strategy |
Best-selling mystery novelist Claire McNab (The Carol Ashton Mysteries, The Denise Cleever Mysteries) launches her newest series with
Killing at the Cat by Carlene Miller
Carlene Miller | Killing at the Cat | Lexy Hyatt’s chance to prove herself as a crime reporter comes when a woman is found dead at her favorite local lesbian bar. When, to her dismay, her
Father Forgive Me by Randye Lordon
Randye Lordon | Father Forgive Me | 1997 Lambda Literary Award Winner & Shamus nominee
A young man is found dead of a heroin overdose on a Hudson River pier while his wealthy
The Monkey’s Mask by Dorothy Porter
Dorothy Porter | The Monkey’s Mask | Reissue of a crime thriller written as a verse novel. First published 1994. Set in a modern urban environment, it has all the elements of murder, dece
When the Dancing Stops by Therese Szymanski
Therese Szymanski | When the Dancing Stops | A novel that will take you deep into the dark side of desire, When the Dancing Stops introduces readers to Brett Higgins, the tall broad-shouldered wo
Garbage Dump Murders by Rose Beecham
Rose Beecham | Garbage Dump Murders | INTRODUCING AMANDA VALENTINE
UK Title: THE GARBAGE DUMP MURDERS
ISBN 1-562800-21-3
1992 The Naiad Press
Originally from New Yor
Flight Risk by Kim Baldwin
Kim Baldwin | Flight Risk | For Blayne Keller, being in the wrong place at the wrong time just might turn out to be the best thing that ever happened to her. Once she stops runni