In the Spring of 1903, something sinister is afoot in the small Sussex village of Stafford-on-Arun. An evil man has escaped from Dartmoor Prison and is drawn to the village. A woman is killed, and there are whispers of vampires. The widow Charlotte Dodson, housekeeper of Larchbanks, is puzzled by the mysterious stranger now leasing the manor. Charlotte finds herself in the middle of a conspiracy that endangers both her livelihood and her life. She turns to the only man who can help her, Sh...

Liz Sullivan agrees to a temp job as a media escort for famous Hannah Couch, food maven extraordinaire. But Hannah and her assistant Naomi are at loggerheads, and it's hard to work around their feud and their disagreeable personalities. Then death strikes in the luxury suite where they're staying, and Liz's assignment gets tougher. 6th (and last) Liz Sullivan by Lora Roberts; originally published by Fawcett

The very day Liz Sullivan, freelance writer, returns to Denver to visit her estranged family, her ex-husband's body is dumped at her parents' door. Since Liz had once tried to kill her extremely abusive husband, the police think she's their killer. Liz finds it necessary to do some dangerous sleuthing, if she doesn't want to find herself in prison again--or dead. 3rd Liz Sullilvan Mystery by Lora Roberts; originally pulished by Fawcett

Liz Sullivan grows veggies in Palo Alto's community garden, where a work day turns tragic when a young woman's body is discovered. Some of the gardeners believe Liz is to blame; others champion her case. But her friend Detective Paul Drake is out of town, and Liz finds herself in danger from more than mere gossip. 5th Liz Sullivan mystery by Lora Roberts; originally published by Fawcett

Human bones are discovered by the boys Liz Sullivan is babysitting. As if caring for Bridget Montrose's four children is not demanding enough, there's now an investigation into the fifteen year old crime. Paul Drake reluctantly accepts Liz's helpful observations, but the old crime starts to intrude on the present, with frightening results. 4th Liz Sullivan mystery by Lora Roberts; originally publisher by Fawcett

Liz Sullivan has a past. So she keeps pretty much to herself, living and freelance writing in her VW bus in Palo Alto, California. Then the body of Pigpen Murphy is found under her vehicle. Detective Paul Drake thinks she did it-maybe-so Liz can use the help of her few friends and the ladies in her writing workshop-but there's one problem she has to settle alone. First Liz Sullivan Mystery by Lora Roberts; originally published by Fawcett

Liz Sullivan is temping at SoftWrite and doing census interviews to supplement her freelance writing earnings. She'd met Jenifer Paston briefly that morning at SoftWrite, and in the evening she was there when the young woman's body was discovered. She's in a good position to learn insider details at the software company, but Detective Paul Drake warns her to mind her own business--and her runaway niece and homeless puppy. 2nd Liz Sullivan Mystery by Lora Roberts; originally published by Fa...

“... superbly crafted story...” – Gothic Journal“Another delicious read for the beach.” –The Pilot, Southern Pines, NC“Three plot strands are capably and grippingly entwined, and Shelton doesn’t shirk from confronting big issues”– Crime Time, Birmingham, England"Connie Shelton gets better with every book she writes." --The Midwest Book ReviewTucked into the mountains and valleys of northern New Mexico are the hidden...

In the City of Angels, K9 police officer Chris Bergstrom keeps herself safe by following her instincts. Across town, Sarah Pullman also lives by her instincts since that horrible day when her life was almost snuffed out. When they meet, their attraction is stronger than anything they’ve ever experienced. But Chris’s black-and-white world view clashes with Sarah’s all gray world of identity confusion and distrust. They’ll need more than their gut feelings to navigate the fragile relationshi...

Borderlands 3 is the third volume of the most exciting anthology series of the Nineties. Contents of this digital edition include: Brazo de Dios — Elizabeth Massie, The Owen Street Monster — J. L. Comeau, The Man Who Was Made of Money — Avram Davidson, The Brotherhood — John Alfred Taylor, The Sixth Sentinel — Poppy Z. Brite, The Man in the Passenger Seat — Bentley Little, Ghosts of Christmas Present — Kristine Kathryn Rusch, The Ugly File — Ed Gorman, Midnight Grinding — Ronald Kelly, Multip...

When Dr. Christmas Connery finds a small watercolor in a thrift store in Florida she can't believe her good fortune. Could it really by a Constable? When murder and mayhem follow her back to Midstate University, she's sure $10 for that watercolor was too much to pay.

"[Offering] poetry, sex, Catholicism, drugs, class, and sexuality . . . Myles's hard-talking, lyrical autobiographical novel" is available for a new generation (Deborah Levy, The New Statesman ).In this breathtakingly inventive autobiographical novel, Eileen Myles transforms life into a work of art. Told in her audacious voice, made vivid and immediate in her lyrical language, Chelsea Girls cobbles together memor...