Friday’s Mystery eBooks
Millie’s Cruise Ship Cozy Mystery Box Set
by Hope Callaghan
Rating: 4.6 #ad
Discover why so many fans love Millie’s Cruise Ship Cozy Mysteries with thousands of four and five star reviews on Amazon and Goodreads!
Hope Callaghan novels have no profanity, gore, or sex scenes…Just clean, mysteries the whole family can enjoy!
This 3 Book Box Set with more than 700 pages of fun-filled mysteries! Get ready to set sail with Millie and crew as you solve mysteries onboard the “Siren of the Seas!”
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(Cruise Mysteries)
The Split
by Sharon Bolton
Rating: 4.2 #ad
No matter how far you run, some secrets will always catch up with you…
The remote Antarctic island of South Georgia is about to send off its last boat of the summer – which signifies safety to resident glaciologist Felicity Lloyd.
Felicity lives in fear – fear that her ex-husband Freddie will find her, even out here. She took a job on this isolated island to hide from him, but now that he’s out of prison, having served a term for murder, she knows he won’t give up until he finds her.
A Second Helping of Crazy: Collected Stories
by John D. Ottini
Rating: 4.2 #ad
A Second Helping of Crazy
In A Second Helping of Crazy, author John D. Ottini has collected thirteen of his most memorable stories in one volume. Three stories were previously chosen as Finalists in the annual Royal Palm Literary Awards competition, and the rest are a selection of the author’s personal favorites.
This is a new author to me, as I ran across his stories when searching for short story collections. All 13 of these shorts are written well and quite entertaining and creative. I’ll read more of his work.
A Man Called Midnight
by James Leonard
Rating: 4.4 #ad
Midnight is a former slave who’s only just begun to taste freedom. But … the moment he does, everything goes wrong. Outlaws abduct his friend’s sister, and threaten the very liberty he has worked so hard to obtain.
The Red Hand Gang is behind it all. They’re selling women to the Indians. Slaves to be used any way these men see fit. And their leader is Bloody Hands, a Comanche chief who delights in seeing other people squirm. There is nothing Bloody Hands won’t do to get his way, and no one brave enough to stand up to him.
Until now.
Written in Bone
by Simon Beckett
Rating: 4.5 #ad
Dr. David Hunter should be at home in London with the woman he loves. Instead, as a favor to a beleaguered colleague, he’s on the remote Hebridean island of Runa to inspect a grisly discovery. David is shocked by what he finds: a body almost totally incinerated except for the feet and a single hand. The local police are certain it’s an accidental death, but David is not convinced.
After examining the scorched remains, it’s clear to David that this was no accident—it was murder. But as the small, isolated community considers the enormity of David’s findings, a catastrophic storm hits the island. The power goes down, communication with the mainland is cut off, and then the killing begins in earnest . . .
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(The David Hunter Mysteries)
Santa Grint
by Jodi Taylor
Rating: 4.7 #ad
It all begins when the Time Police hold their first Children’s Christmas Party. Their most dangerous mission yet . . .
No good deed ever goes unpunished. Lt Grint succumbs to his softer side and soon lives to regret it. The combination of bubble universes, candy floss, a small boy, a toad named Mr Fluffy, Mount Fanboten, £6.5 million, and a love-struck Officer Lockland are all hard enough to believe, but imagine a situation so dire that only Officer Parrish can save the aforementioned Grint from a lengthy stay in prison. At least, he can – but will he?
Under the Banner of Heaven
by Jon Krakauer
Rating: 4.5 #ad
At the core of Krakauer’s book are brothers Ron and Dan Lafferty, who insist they received a commandment from God to kill a blameless woman and her baby girl. Beginning with a meticulously researched account of this appalling double murder, Krakauer constructs a multi-layered, bone-chilling narrative of messianic delusion, polygamy, savage violence, and unyielding faith. Along the way he uncovers a shadowy offshoot of America’s fastest growing religion, and raises provocative questions about the nature of religious belief.
Guardian Dragons of Prospect Falls Collection
by Serena Meadows
Rating: 4.7 #ad
These Dragon-shifters are the ultimate predators, but their rock-hard abs and endless stamina will offer little defense against the four soulmates waiting to bring them to their knees. With sizzling seductions, brutal betrayals, and a whole lot of growling, things are heating up in Prospect Falls!
As always MS Meadows does not disappoint. Each of these stories were interconnected with the others and had the same enemy to vanquish! She has a gift of story telling that draws the reader right into each story making you wish it would never end! I love reading her books and look forward to her next series of a paranormal romance!