New In April 2010

 
Silent Auction by Jane K. Cleland
Murder In The Green by Lesley Cookman

The sixth in the Libby Sarjeant series sees Libby and her friend Fran involved in the strange rituals of the local Morris Men, when one of them is found dead on May Day and another seems to have vanished into thin air...

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Laughed 'Til He Died by Carolyn Hart

To save an innocent woman, Annie and Max Darling scramble to solve three interlocked puzzles: the pulled-out pant pockets of a murder victim, three guns that appear and disappear...

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Siren Song by Jo A. Hiestand

The siren song of an unsolved murder case beckons an ex-cop back into detective work--this time on his own, and with life-threatening consequences…
 
Michael McLaren tries to convince himself that he is perfectly happy repairing dry stonewalls in Derbyshire, a make-do career after resigning his job in an eddy of anger, disgust and an overwhelming sense of injustice. But when a murder victim’s friend asks him to investigate a cold case, McLaren agrees, the chance to rectify a wrong and return to the work he loves too heady to ignore.

Marta Hughes, the murder victim, never returned home from a local casino where she won a purse-choking sum of money. Her body turned up ten days later and turned up the heat on the police investigation, but the time-lapse, lack of witnesses, and an untraceable bullet quickly turned the case cold...

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Death Of A Trophy Wife
Death Of A Trophy Wife by Laura Levine

Freelance writer Jaine Austen is moving on up! A cushy new advertising gig promises champagne wishes and caviar dreams, but Jaine soon discovers she’s not the only one in town who’s making a killing…

Without a job or a date in sight, Jaine is equally out of luck in finance and romance. So when her friend Lance offers to treat her to brunch at the Four Seasons, Jaine leaps at the chance like a fashionista at a pair of half-price Louboutins. They’ve barely made it through the menu when Lance spots his friend Bunny. Dressed like a million bucks—and probably worth twice that—Bunny is the new trophy wife of mattress maven Marvin Cooper.

When Bunny generously offers Jaine a gig writing Marv’s new advertising campaign, Jaine accepts the job, and an invitation to her upcoming soirée. But at the party Bunny cruelly rules the Cooper mansion with a fist full of martinis, abusing terrified staff and her browbeaten husband alike. It seems like this society girl could use a good kick in the assets. Indeed, before the evening is over, someone poisons the D-cup diva...

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Midnight Fires
Midnight Fires by Nancy Means Wright

Mitchelstown Castle in 1786 Ireland hums with intrigue. The new young governess, Mary Wollstonecraft (future author of A Vindication of the Rights of Woman), witnesses the stabbing of the Anglo-Irish lord's illegitimate son. Irish rebel Liam Donovan becomes the prime suspect, but Mary, champion of the oppressed, and susceptible to Liam's charm, tries to prove him innocent...

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