The enterprising Vermont sleuth Tish McWhinny—whom Booklist calls "an absolutely first-rate companion"—returns in her fifth Vermont mystery, on the trail of a murderer at a local dog show.

An author falls victim to a killer in the midst of a fancy dinner. He has been murdered in plain sight, but it will take the combined genius of Jerry and Pamela North to find out who killed the writer.

“A genuinely puzzling mystery...with the delightful wackiness that has made the Norths famous.” —The New York Times

The spring of 98 AD is a time of optimism in the turbulent frontier province of Britannia. Then friction between native farmers and Roman settlers turns into open violence. Both sides resort to terrorist tactics, all building to a terrible climax at the annual festival for the sea god. Beneath it all flows a current of subtle, personal agendas....

As the luxury overnight train—the Blue Train—rolls into Nice, a guard approaches Ruth Kettering to wake her up. To his shock, the American socialite isn’t sleeping—she’s been killed by a violent blow to the head which has disfigured her beyond recognition. To complicate matters further, her famed rubies are gone. While the police’s prime suspect is Ruth’s estranged husband, Derek, Hercule Poirot has his doubts.

Princess moves to Los Angeles hoping to launch her music career. She quickly achieves pop-star fame, enjoying the glamorous side of Hollywood with a new hit single, endless parties, and designer clothes. However, she soon discovers that beneath the surface, the industry is filled with deceit and loneliness, making it difficult to discern genuine connections. Princess is determined to succeed on her own terms but faces the challenge of staying true to herself amidst the superficiality of the entertainment world.

In the USA Today bestselling author’s sexy romantic thriller, a paramedic with a dark past builds a future with a woman who lost her memory.