The Man Who Died Twice

In a tranquil retirement village, four septuagenarians—Elizabeth, Joyce, Ibrahim, and Ron—meet weekly as the Thursday Murder Club to dissect cold cases. But their quiet lives are upended when a local developer is found dead with a cryptic photo, plunging them into a real-life investigation.

With a female police officer tackling her first major case, and bodies starting to pile up, the unorthodox yet brilliant group must use every trick they have to catch the killer. Can the Thursday Murder Club solve the mystery before it's too late?

Sunny Shaw's life in Pineville is crumbling faster than day-old pastry. Her bakery is bankrupt, stray kittens are multiplying like crumbs, and her new, undeniably attractive business partner is a distraction she can't afford. But when a corpse lands on her doorstep, Sunny's problems rise to a whole new level.

Now, she must juggle rescuing her business, finding homes for a litter of adorable felines, navigating a complicated attraction, and solving a murder—all while trying to keep her head above water. Can Sunny rise to the occasion, or will she be buried beneath a mountain of mishaps?

"Claws of Justice" is a charming cozy mystery brimming with small-town warmth, quirky characters, and a generous helping of suspense. Dive in and try not to get scratched!

A handsome movie star in her kitchen, and a corpse in the swimming pool. Just your typical Monday morning.... Maggie McJasper is starting over in a little California beach town. She has a bead shop, a nice circle of friends, and a handsome movie star who keeps flirting with her. Life would be pretty great if she could just stop stumbling over dead bodies. Do you like dogs, crafts, quirky friends, a slow-building romance between grown-ups who genuinely like each other, and a twisty little mystery with red herrings galore? Then this is for you. The Maggie and Jasper Capers are fun and flirty cozies, with no swearing or love scenes, and no gruesome violence to keep you up at night.

Retirement isn’t nearly as relaxing when people keep dying. Retired sisters, Jo and Dottie Darby, never expected to find themselves taking over their sister’s tacky souvenir store-slash-bakery in the small coastal town of Starlight Ridge. But after her untimely death and the reading of the will, here they were. There were two problems with this. One- The souvenir store was in a state that would give hoarders nightmares. Two- Neither Jo nor Dottie knew how to bake. It was a miracle that brought Autumn Davis into their lives, a young woman who had spent time learning to bake in Paris, France, but was now home due to an existential crisis. She was the answer to all their problems. Unfortunately, on the evening of their grand opening, a woman turns up dead on the beach, and all evidence points to Autumn and the dacquoise the woman had purchased earlier that evening. Now, the Darby sisters need to clear Autumn's name, both for the sake of Autumn's future and the future of their seaside French patisserie. Death and Dacquoise is the first book of the Seaside French Patisserie Mystery series. If you like small coastal towns, humorous retirees, and of course, murder, you’ll love this cozy mystery series. Pick up Death and Dacquoise and start this laugh-out-loud series today!