Wednesday’s Mystery eBooks
Music and Memories, Another Murder
by Christa Nardi
Rating: 4.7 #ad
A murdered art teacher, a piano bar, and danger for Sheridan Hendley, amateur sleuth.
Sheridan Hendley, amateur sleuth, wants nothing more than a return to routine following their family vacation. The last thing she needs is to find herself involved in another murder investigation. But that’s precisely what happens when the victim is one of Maddie’s favorite teachers at the high school. While Sheridan’s trying not to sleuth, the high school principal assures everyone Sheridan will find the killer. Despite an abundance of people wanting to share their thoughts on the teacher, Sheridan and the police are stymied.
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(A Sheridan Hendley Mysteries)
Falling: Apocalyptic Survival Thriller
by VJ Dunn
Rating: 4.6 #ad
Nathan just wants to survive long enough to get his wife to safety. In a world reshaped by chaos and evil, it seems to be an impossible task.
Coming to grips with his own mortality was difficult enough, but coupled with a complete economic crash that sends the world spiraling into an abyss of doubt and fear, Nathan Diamond has no idea what to do next.
His best hope is to get his wife out of the city… and fast.
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(Saints of Salvation Mysteries)
Gallows Hill Academy Complete Boxed Set
by D.R. Perry
Rating: 5.0 #ad
Free bird? Don’t make me laugh.
I’m Mavis Merlini and I want out. Of my shady family, this rowdy school, maybe even the world.
My brother got kicked out of Gallows Hill School for inciting mermaid violence. I’m determined to cut out all distractions and be the first of my six siblings to actually graduate.
Will Mavis succeed in her goals? Grab this 9-book complete series boxed set to join the adventure with Mavis and friends!
The Moose Paradox
by Antti Tuomainen
Rating: 5.0 #ad
Insurance mathematician Henri Koskinen has finally restored order both to his life and to YouMeFun, the adventure park he now owns, when a man from the past appears – and turns everything upside down again. More problems arise when the park’s equipment supplier is taken over by a shady trio, with confusing demands. Why won’t Toy of Finland Ltd sell the new Moose Chute to Henri when he needs it as the park’s main attraction?
Meanwhile, Henri’s relationship with artist Laura has reached breaking point, and, in order to survive this new chaotic world, he must push every calculation to its limits, before it’s too late…
Fatal Witness
by Robert Bryndza
Rating: 4.5 #ad
How do you find a killer who has destroyed all the evidence?
Detective Erika Foster is on a late-night walk near her new house in Blackheath when she stumbles upon the brutal murder of Vicky Clarke, a true-crime podcaster.
Erika is assigned to the case and discovers that Vicky had been working on a new podcast episode about a sexual predator who preys on young female students around South London, staking out his victims in their halls of residence before breaking in at the dead of night.
After the Flood
by Kassandra Montag
Rating: 4.3 #ad
A Chicago Tribune Best Book of the Year
An inventive and riveting epic saga, After the Flood signals the arrival of an extraordinary new talent.
A little more than a century from now, our world has been utterly transformed. After years of slowly overtaking the continent, rising floodwaters have obliterated America’s great coastal cities and then its heartland, leaving nothing but an archipelago of mountaintop colonies surrounded by a deep expanse of open water.
The Cobra in the Monkey Cage
by Anna Elliott
Rating: 4.3 #ad
A deadly day at the zoo . . .
A desperate appeal from Dr. Watson’s medical school classmate brings Sherlock Holmes and Lucy James to the London Zoo, where they encounter a mystery like no other. A monkey has been killed in a strange and sinister way, and it’s up to the Baker Street team to find out what really happened and uncover the true culprit. But what starts out as a curious case leads to a night of perilous adventure as the team races to keep a remarkably clever murderer from striking again . . .
Autism and Your Family Finances
by Tamara Hull
Rating: 5.0 #ad
The financial burden of autism is real. Many parents who have an autistic child struggle financially because not only do they have to pay out-of-pocket for more care and services for their child, but studies show they also tend to bring in less income. Yet, parents with autistic children can take control of their money, build wealth and secure their and their child’s future.
“Autism and Your Family Finances” provides you with a roadmap to make the most of your money and succeed financially. It focuses on important financial topics such as money mindset, debt payoff, budgeting, emergency funds, investing for retirement, and more. However, it also covers more specific topics that are especially important to parents of autistic children such as autism grants, special needs trusts, Social Security Income for their children, ABLE accounts, planning for their child’s future, and more.