In Downstream into Danger by Susan Davis Herring, Jenny faces more danger than she ever dreamed possible. Enjoying a camping trip in Tennessee, freelance writer Jenny is testing kayak paddles for an outdoor magazine. Enjoying life with the other campers, the last thing Jenny expects...

Dead Tree Tales by Rush Leaming is about a lot more than a dead tree. It’s a mystery. It’s a crime story. It’s a thriller. It’s a powerful comment on today’s society and politics. But as a lover of nature, I loved how Leaming paid...

In Dust Of Lies by GK Davenport, Kay and her husband Darrell moved to Barber, Arkansas a few years ago to care for his elderly mother, Viva. As a reporter for the Barber Gazette, Kay is sent to report on the demolition of an old...

Death of a Rancher's Daughter: #2 In The Lady Lawyer Mysteries by Susan P. Baker is an intriguing legal mystery that will keep you in suspense until the end. This second offering in the series has lawyer-of-a-certain-age Sandra Salinsky representing a Latina who allegedly shot...

In Dismantling Vindictiveness by Lillian R. Melendez, Christopher Parker tries to uncover the mysterious attacks targeting his staff in his architectural firm amidst a devastating recession. Despite the economic downturn happening around the country, Christopher is convinced that his firm is stable. But recent attacks...

Devine's Providence: A Novel by Stephen Reney is a crime thriller with a good plot and memorable characters. Harry Devine is a private detective and a former cop, a man who suffers from depression and alcoholism. When Chelsea Woodstern, a true-crime blogger who is not...

Dreams of Justice: A Paranormal Mystery by Allison Maruska is a fictional vision of two disparate lives, separated by thousands of miles and decades in time. Linked in mystery, Beth Arnold, a London teacher in 1981, and present-day Professor Sonia James of New York University...

In Bella Rayne's Darkest Betrayals, the past always catches up to you. But what if the past is actively seeking you across lifetimes, sending a message across time and space because the past self recognizes something the current self is blind to? This is precisely...

“It is not difficult for imaginative people to create opportunities,” writes the author of Deadly Arts, Ken Brigham. His cast of characters occasionally leans towards satire, but the plot is serious business with a disabled cop at the helm. Have you ever wondered what happens...

Dead Week by Kelly Brakenhoff is the second book in the Cassandra Sato Mystery series. A few months have passed since the death of a deaf student on campus and Cassandra put her career on the line to solve the mystery. Now Cassandra has a...