Sunday’s Mystery eBooks
One Poison Pie
by Lynn Cahoon
Rating: 4.4 #ad
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What’s a kitchen witch to do when her almost-fiancé leaves her suddenly single and unemployed? For Mia Malone, the answer’s simple: move to her grandmother’s quirky Idaho hometown, where magic is an open secret and witches and warlocks are (mostly) welcome. With a new gourmet dinner delivery business—and a touch of magic in her recipes—Mia’s hopes are high.
Even when her ex’s little sister, Christina, arrives looking for a place to stay, Mia takes it in stride.
Her Brother-In-Law
by Amy S. Porter
Rating: 4.8 #ad
She wanted security and comfort. He gave her doubt and fear.She wanted hearts and roses. He gave her bruises and heartaches. She wanted communication and trust. He gave her conspiracy and attempted murder.
After the sudden loss of her parents, Cass Sampson packs up and lands in the small town of Silver Lake. She settles in and thinks she finds the man of her dreams. Brent Beckett is perfect– handsome, successful, well respected. Cass is excited about her future.
Very quickly, Cass discovers she married a monster. Brent is controlling and domineering with little respect for her. He abuses Cass mentally and physically while flaunting his affairs in her face. And his horrid treatment of her is only the tip of his evil iceberg…
The Shadow Order
by J.S. Malcom
Rating: 4.9 #ad
Either I defeat the monster, or I become the monster.
As if being locked up in the crazy house wasn’t bad enough, I wake up to discover that my nightmares are coming true. As in, the person I trust most in the world just morphed into a bloodthirsty monster. My only chance for escape comes in the form of two women who start calling out from within a shimmering tunnel. So, it’s either stick around and get murdered or jump through some kind of portal. And there I was thinking my new meds were working…
While we know next to nothing about the supernatural force we’re up against, we do know it changes form by hopping in and out of other peoples’ bodies. And, right now, the body it wants most is mine.
Mountain of Peril
by J. Carol Nemeth
Rating: 4.9 #ad
When Molly Walker graduated from college, she was thrilled to be hired on as a ranger at Deep Creek Campground in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. She arrived ready to begin her career and to enjoy all the aspects of her new job, but the one thing she hadn’t counted on was the local poachers and their illegal shenanigans. Molly and fellow ranger Jake Stuart try to put a stop to the escalating poaching problem while protecting the animals. In the meantime, Molly finds that the handsome ranger, who is also a local, is a great partner to have on her side. She also finds that she’s losing her heart to him when she’d planned to stay focused on her career.
Can she give her heart and have a career? She and Jake find themselves in a battle against a group of men with a hidden agenda far more sinister than poaching. Can they be stopped before Molly’s life is snuffed out?
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(Faith in the Parks Series)
Havall 16
by A. J. Ullman
Rating: 4.9 #ad
Immortality. For Havall 16, it’s a fate worse than death.Havall 16 comes back in time to warn Tommy Canada not to take his fledgling company pubic or else society will be cleaved into two factions: the Havalls – who are young, rich and can live forever – and the Havenots. Faced with turning his back on wealth and fame, Tommy must consider his personal goals versus those of society. Havall 16 asks him, “If you could go back in time and kill Hitler when he was a baby, would you? Kill an innocent to spare millions in the future?” You might, she says, have to kill before you ever become the richest man on earth, before you solve humans’ greatest fear: dying. Convincing his partner, Win Gault, presents a problem, because the future Havalls know she has gone back in time and they have a plan to deal with her… Will she or Tommy have to kill? Or will Win win?
Dead Funny
by Jinx James
Rating: 4.0 #ad
Four Women, Four Dead Bodies…Well OK, Five
DEAD FUNNY – A killer collection of ballsy women and their stories.
DEAD FUNNY confirms that the world is as crazy and off-kilter as you always suspected. It’s an outrageous quartet of Noir-Ha-Ha short stories throbbing with dark humour and suspense. It focuses a dark satirical light on the lives of four very different, but equally ballsy women who cross a moral line to get what they want.
A Fatal Inversion
by Ruth Rendell
Rating: 4.0 #ad
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When the new owners of Wyvis Hall, a rural estate in Suffolk, set out to bury their pet dog on the grounds, they stumbled upon a ghastly relic: the bones of a woman and small child in a shallow grave. The gruesome find makes stunning headlines, especially so for the previous occupants.
A decade before, nineteen-year-old Adam Verne-Smith inherited the property and spent one debauched summer there with runaways, drifters, and his two best friends – none of whom have spoken since that fatal season. Adam is now a doting father and husband…
Jordan’s World
by Allen Steadham
Rating: 4.4 #ad
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Jordan Lewis and her mother have been abducted and marooned on an alien world.
Taken in by a friendly tribe of natives, Jordan tries her best to adapt to living on this strange planet called Algoran. Jordan becomes a respectable huntress, but she still longs for the life she once knew on Earth.
When she learns the beings who took her may be on the other side of Algoran, she sets out for answers. Joined by three of her fellow hunters, Jordan crosses dangerous terrain, facing perilous creatures and people. Will Jordan risk death for a chance to return to Earth? What is God’s will for her life on Algoran?
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(The Jordan of Algoran Series)
Goat Dance
by Douglas Clegg
Rating: 3.6 #ad
You’ll never escape what haunts you…not once they return.
A town must face its terrifying past as a possessed child threatens to unleash unspeakable horror upon them all. Supernatural suspense blends with heart-pounding horror in this epic chiller.
“Clegg’s stories can chill the spine so effectively that the reader should keep paramedics on standby.”– Dean Koontz.