Olivia Penn by Kathleen Bailey *plus giveaway*

I’m so glad I have a few minutes to catch up with you before I head off to meet A.J. for lunch at Lake Crystal this afternoon. The trees around the lake will be full of spectacular fall color, and the forecast calls for blue skies and temperatures to hover in the high...

Fin Fleming by Sharon Ward

I always say I have the best job in the world—mainly because it requires me to go scuba diving every day. Believe me, when you live on Grand Cayman, being required to dive as part of your job is no hardship. I work seven days a week. Each day is always the same, and...

Betty Gow by Mariah Fredericks

On March 1st, 1932, the twenty-month-old son of aviators Charles and Anne Morrow Lindbergh was taken from his crib at their home in Hopewell, NJ. The last person to see him alive was his nurse, a young Scotswoman named Betty Gow. The police felt the kidnapping was an...

Autumn Braxton by C.R. Fulton

Everyone told me Anthony Juliano was the wrong man to date. I was determined to prove them wrong; it’s not the first time an idea’s backfired, but it’s certainly the worst. I knew he had a few secrets, but I never guessed being the mob boss of Buffalo, NY was one of...

Dr. Evan Wilding by Barbara Nickless

The Dossier: Name – Dr. Evan WildingOccupation – Professor; Forensic SemioticianEmployer – University of Chicago. The Chicago Police Department. Three-letter government agencies whose initials never appear on Evan’s CV. The Case: Dark of Night released November 15,...

Melanie Bass by Christine Falcone

Hi, my name is Melanie Bass. I usually like to start my day with a run along the quiet roads neighboring my house. I was lucky enough to find a cottage across from a salt marsh and nearby to my favorite beach here on the Connecticut Shoreline. My little terrier mix...