First five books are free in this series. The deranged killer escapes lock-up . . . Follow super-cop Adelaide Henson, a one-of-a-kind sleuth who’s armed, unafraid, and not your girl-next-door. A jaw dropping, heart-wrenching story.

Tara Shiloh knows she’s not a drug addict. So why was she in an alley with a needle in her arm? Waking up in the hospital without her son is terrifying. With her memory spotty and the circumstances incriminating, Tara must fight to learn the truth.

Ellie is driving home late one frosty night when a shadowy figure leaps into the road. She swerves to avoid him—and slams head-on into the crash barrier. Days later, Ellie wakes up in hospital and realizes her near-death experience seems to have given her a new ability.

In the coastal town of Twisted Cedars, Oregon, an ugly secret from the past has been festering for over thirty years when five librarians were targeted by a serial killer. Now an anonymous emailer wants true crime writer Dougal Lachlan to uncover and tell the story.

When Viola discovers the diva of the author world dead of unnatural causes during a writer’s conference, the police consider Viola and her best friend, Cheryl, as their prime suspects. Can Viola find the truth before she or Cheryl wind up in jail?

The Reluctant Rector contains Books 1-3 of The Father Tom Mysteries, a completed 12-book series. Meet Father Tom Greer and Detective Helen Parr as they solve crimes old and new—and explore the profound mysteries of the human heart.

The Hendricks family has long known that it’s wise to be careful what you wish for . . . dark family secrets have a way of finding their way to the light. Unfortunately, enemies usually aren’t too far behind.

Fen thought his crime-fighting days were over . . . until drugs and corruption threatened to ruin his beloved county.

In the village of Castle Farthing a mean-spirited, spiteful, curmudgeonly old man is found drugged and strangled in the kitchen of his cottage, with no obvious clues to the perpetrator of the crime. Enter DI Falconer and the idiosyncratic Acting DS Carmichael.

None could go against the King and Queen of England, least of all Catrin . . . not overtly, anyway.