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Lia Anderson Dog Park Mysteries
Murder. Romance. Dog slobber. Join starving artist Lia Anderson and her friends at Cincinnati’s Mount Airy Dog Park as they unravel mysteries in a series that “…continues to deliver for readers who enjoy thoughtfully crafted mysteries that combine elegant plot twists with characters, both human and canine, you'd love to have as friends.” —Stephen Campbell, CrimeFiction.FM This bundle contains the first four Lia Anderson Dog Park Mysteries, written by C. A. Newsome, hailed by Kirkus Reviews as “a true talent of the genre.” Book 1: A Shot in the Bark A grieving artist, a smitten detective, a devious killer: You never know who you'll meet at the dog park. Would you recognize a kil...
A Decency Zone
A lonely reporter on a southern daily newspaper becomes obsessed with a beautiful young woman only to find himself entangled in the bleak life of a prostitute. The complicated relationship is mired in a small city's political shenanigans and journalistic ambivalences. The reporter wrestles with his tangled feelings and a society's mixed morality while working at a career that has dominated his existence. Complicating his life more is interactions with fellow workers who have serious personal problems of their own. The book explores the difficulty of finding an honest and moral position in a world of contradictions. This happenchance meeting of a reporter and a prostitute forces an exploration of personal and societal assumptions.
Fur Boys
When starving artist Lia Anderson stumbles on a dead diva, it's no walk in the dog park. Talented, charismatic Dr. Geoffrey Lawrence has manipulated students and staff at Hopewell Music Conservatory for years, destroying lives and careers at whim. No one knows this better than Hannah Kleemeyer, the school admin who plays nanny for the professor’s trio of adorable dogs and is witness to the school’s secrets. Lia’s mural commission at Hopewell and her friendship with Hannah place her at the center of the drama when the Machiavellian voice professor is murdered, drama heightened by the theatrical tendencies of the suspects and further complicated by the terms of the professor’s will. Th...
Muddy Mouth
A Fourth of July parade, 89 feral cats, and a missing author. It’s nothing a woman and her schnauzer can’t handle. While the dog park gang trains their fur-babies to participate in Northside's famously eccentric Fourth of July parade, starving artist Lia Anderson is building a float commissioned by Fiber and Snark, the cat-rescuing knitting club managing the career of local best-selling author Lucas Cross. Then Lucas disappears at a book convention, someone attacks Lucas’s accountant, and Lia is the only one the ladies of Fiber and Snark trust to discover the truth while protecting a secret no one suspects they have. It's the dog park gang to the rescue. But can they find Lucas before somebody winds up dead? (63,000 words)
Swamp Monster
Old bones land Peter up a creek without a paddle. Flood waters uncover bones buried for decades on Cincinnati’s Mill Creek, sparking a media sensation fueled by Detective Peter Dourson’s former fiancée. It’s a case he shouldn’t have, with media scrutiny he doesn’t want. And it’s the Dog Park Gang’s fault it landed in his lap. Starving artist Lia Anderson has her own problems. Her new puppy is on a mission to destroy everything she owns, and a ditsy new client is driving her crazy. Worse, Peter’s ex wants to rekindle their relationship. When the bones are tied to forgotten rumors, past becomes present. It will take Lia and the dog park gang to prevent history from repeating itself. (95,000 words)
Sneak Thief
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Empire of Straw
This is the story of Ben Boyd, who founded the Royal Bank of Australia in the 1840's and used its funds to finance his own huge pastoral, shipping and whaling empire and send it into bankruptcy unknown to shareholders in England and Scotland.
The Insurance Herald
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After All These Years ; Just to See You Smile
Just to See You Smile: "This warmly romantic series by popular author Sally John follows a group of engaging women who are knit together by their friendships and their faith in Jesus. Just to See You Smile, a novel of awakening hearts and second chances, demonstrates the unconditional love of Jesus and the true meaning and beauty of semper fidelis (always faithful)."--Goodreads.com
