#1,222 in Ghost Suspense
#1,731 in Horror Suspense
#2,133 in Ghost Thrillers
“Such a sweet and funny little story” - Amazon review
A blended family faces terror when they encounter a local legend that is all too real. In a town where tragedy keeps circling back, Michael senses something. Some call it a curse. Others say it’s a warning.
The investigation leads Holmes through London’s fog-covered docklands, old Eastern traditions, and strange patterns connecting animals, memory, and human habit.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐"This was even better than I expected!"
“Enjoyed Prodigal like I have done with all Peter Darman's book since I started with Parthian.” - Amazon review
“A Gallery Filled With Life’s Unforgettable Moments” - Amazon review
“Exciting read that will make you want more” - Amazon review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐"A compelling and entertaining mystery" - Amazon review
John Isaac Jones’s new biographical novel on Ernest Hemingway brings the turbulent world of America’s most famous twentieth-century author to life in vivid, captivating detail.
""Dramatically engaging and evocative of time and place."
Kirkus Reviews
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Quick read”
A dark romance with psychological undertones, exploring obsession, control, and the thin line between protection and manipulation.
"Very well written and original. You will fall in love with all of the characters and want to explore the world!" - Amazon review
A Murder at Cheeseburger is crime fiction with a conscience — serious about the darkness it explores, but never gratuitous. Shocking, plausible, and impossible to put down.
Solve the mystery of what really happened in 1100. It all began at the Festival of the Brides… Festival of the Brides by USA Today BESTSELLING Author Vicki Hinze Best Time-Travel Novel of the Year Finalist, Affaire de Coeur https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H6GK81XP
[Hinze’s} well-deserved reputation as a historical author nonpareil is upheld in this brilliantly crafted and exquisitely plotted book story. Festival belongs among the best of the genre, as does it author, Ms. Barrett [Hinze].” – Ricky Mallory, Painted Rock Reviews Kindle Unlimited Paperback
An intercontinental romance ignites via phone between James and Alyssa which leads to a job offer in James’ Scottish castle organizing precious historical documents going back to 1100 and the annual Festival of the Brides. Alyssa accepts—and now someone is attempting to kill her and to frame James. With his grandfather’s recent murder, and his parents’ murders before him, Alyssa knows the motives, the truth lies in the past . . . and that it must be resolved now to save Jamie, his family and herself. Solve the mystery of what really happened in 1100. It all began at the Festival of the Brides…
"Beyond the tight writing and rapid-fire dialogue, the author's sharp intelligence and dry wit heighten the storytelling... this introduction to the Deilonium Trilogy [is] fabulous, funny, and slyly smart." - Blue Ink Review (starred review)
A dark romance with psychological undertones, exploring obsession, control, and the thin line between protection and manipulation.
“Fun story, great characters and wonderful plotting!” - Amazon review
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