When Bernard Fitzpatrick drowns in a river close to his home, the village mourns a tragic accident… and amateur sleuth Eve Mallow is on the case.

Obituary writer Eve is looking forward to her new assignment, as well as spending a few days in the sweet little village of Saxford St Peter, walking the country lanes with her beloved dachshund Gus. But it turns out that it’s Bernard’s death that she’ll need to investigate, not his life. On the day she arrives, news breaks that the world-famous cellist was the victim of a grisly murder. Could this quaint English village be hiding a dark secret?

As Eve starts to interview Bernard’s friends and colleagues, she finds that he’d ruffled more than a few feathers. In fact, from the landlords of the Cross Keys Inn to his own seemingly devoted secretary, there’s barely a person in town who doesn’t have some reason to hate him… is one of the friendly villagers really a cold-blooded killer?

When Maya Hartwell takes a break from her high-profile law career to vacation in the picturesque Landsfield Ridge, she expects relaxation, not mystery. But when she hears of a missing teenager from the area, her curiosity is piqued. As a tenacious attorney with a track record of solving complex cases, Maya can’t resist the urge to dig deeper.

Despite her legal prowess, Maya quickly discovers that the townsfolk are less than forthcoming about the missing teen. As she persists in her investigation, she starts to receive threats – but Maya is no stranger to danger, having served as a marine before becoming a lawyer. Instead of scaring her off this only hardens her resolve.
With the help of Wren, the head librarian, Maya uncovers a cold case that has plagued Landsfield Ridge for years. It becomes clear that someone in town is hiding a dark secret, one that they would rather leave buried in the past. Maya is determined to get to the bottom of things, even if it means putting herself in harm’s way.

On the road. With a serial killer.

It begins with a list of names – past and future victims. When struggling reporter Tom Pritchard receives it in the mail, he’s scared, though he knows this could be the story he needs to save his career.

Especially if he can help the police to catch the killer.

But this isn’t a typical murderer. This is someone patient and ruthless, someone who’s been planning for years. Soon, the tables are turned and Tom finds himself trapped on a terrifying road trip across the US, racing from victim to victim. His only hope of saving his family is to understand the killer but, to do that, he’ll need to be close. And although he doesn’t know it yet, that’s exactly where the killer wants him to be.

A three-day weekend visit home goes terribly wrong when Lillian James stabs her dad and has no memory of doing it.
All introverted, but sassy-mouthed, Lillian James wants is to get her visit home done and over with. After all, the last thing she wants is to spend more time at the place where her childhood nightmares haunt her. But when she does the unimaginable, Lillian’s entire life changes, yet she has no recollection of any of it.

Now, stuck in her small hometown suffering through six months of court-ordered therapy, Lillian must sift through the faded memories of her painful childhood. With judgmental and suspicious townsfolk, the only person she can trust or count on is her old high school crush, Uriah Pendleton. He’s the only light in her now dim life as he encourages her to explore her faith in ways she never dared to before.