The Chosen by Verda Foster
Verda Foster | The Chosen | In the feudal kingdom of Ryshta , there are masters and there are slaves. The servants labor for their arrogant lords, who treat them little better th
Mystery
If Looks Could Kill by Frances Lucas
Frances Lucas | If Looks Could Kill | A gorgeous blond slumped in her convertible… the top’s down and it’s pouring rain.
Of course Diana would stop only to discover it’s that actres
Facing Evil by CL Hart
CL Hart | Facing Evil | Detective Abby Stanfield has worked tirelessly to bring serial killer Billy Ward to justice, but when his case is thrown out of court, Abby loses cont
Angel Food and Devil Dogs by Liz Bradbury
Liz Bradbury | Angel Food and Devil Dogs | Angel Food and Devil Dogs is the first in the Maggie Gale lesbian mystery/romance series. With hot love scenes, classic mystery format, and fast-paced
Sue Slate: Private Eye by Lee Lynch
Lee Lynch | Sue Slate: Private Eye | An Alleycat detective and a feline torch singer are San Francisco top cats in this mystery spoof.
Sue Slate, nattiest and toughest Private Ey
The Quokka Question by Claire McNab
Claire McNab | The Quokka Question |
Praise for The Wombat Strategy:
‘We can’t help loving sleuth Kylie Kendall . . . [she] is such a charmer, we’ll follow her wherever h
Chimney Rock Blues by Janet McClellan
Janet McClellan | Chimney Rock Blues | A routine assignment turns deadly when Detective Tru North and the witness she’s sworn to protect become the unwary prey of a pair of deranged cop kil
Sleeping Bones by Katherine V. Forrest
Katherine V. Forrest | Sleeping Bones | LAPD Detective Kate Delafield has a new, iron-willed female lieutenant; a tough new partner who may turn out to be a much-needed ally. And a dangerous
The Blue Place by Nicola Griffith
Nicola Griffith | The Blue Place | Science fiction writer Nicola Griffith, winner of the Nebula and Tiptree Awards, proves that good writing transcends genre. The Blue Place is a
Epitaph for an Angel by Lauren Maddison
Lauren Maddison | Epitaph for an Angel |
Connor Hawthorne and Laura Nez travel to Boston to attend the funeral of Catherine Pettigrew, the mother of Connor’s college friend and former love