Big Trouble in Little Greektown (A Goddess of Greene St. Mystery Book 3)
In a tourist town on Lake Michigan, Athena Spencer keeps busy raising a son (and a pet raccoon named Oscar) while working at her family’s garden center. But sometimes, she also has to get the dirt on a murderer, in the new series by the New York Times bestselling author of the Flower Shop Mysteries . . .
Call to a Nightmare
It was the Roaring Twenties. The era of flappers, bootleggers and G-men. Spiritalism was al the rage. Everyone wanted to talk to the dead. Except Dr. Alex Gabriel, the country’s leading skeptic. Until he met Savannah Bishop, America’s most unique Medium. Together, they set out to solve a series of brutal murders that range fromt the glitz of Hollywood to the backwoods of Arkansas to the Bohemian Left Bank of Paris.
Ghost Light
Theodosia “Teddy” Ballard knows nothing about community theater, but when the stage manager for “Little Shop of Horrors” takes a tragic header down the costume-loft stairs, she agrees to fill in for the sake of her actor friend, Will. Teddy takes the superstitions and swelled heads of The Stage in stride—till she meets George Clancy Everhart, the theater ghost, who informs her that the previous stage manager was murdered and demands that she find the killer. Both investigation and rehearsals are complicated when she makes a surprising discovery about her relationship with Will—and learns that George has his own dramatic agenda.
The First Goodbye
A new dimension in detective stories… Once a promising cop with a bright future, Kevin Fahey’s self-destructive tendencies led him into alcoholism—destroying both his career and his marriage while ultimately contributing to his early death. Now a lost soul in limbo, Fahey is desperately trying to make amends so that he can escape the lonely world between heaven and earth that he finds himself trapped in. He sees assisting Maggie Gunn, the detective who replaced him, as the best way to start the process of his atonement and, perhaps, one day move on. The Dead Detective series has been described as suspenseful but also deeply thoughtful and, ultimately, both inspiring and reassuring.