When Americans Kate and Dexter Moore move to Luxembourg after Dexter is offered a very lucrative job, Kate grabs the opportunity to become a stay-at-home mom and end the secret government job she hides from her husband. Once in Europe, Kate discovers her ordinary husband may have dangerous secrets of his own.
June 27, 2011
Deadly Threads by Jane K. Cleland
This is the 6th mystery in the Josie Prescott Antiques series. Josie Prescott kicks off her new Vintage Fashion enterprise in the charming coastal town of Rocky Point, New Hampshire with a workshop on vintage clothing. After Josie’s friend and scheduled guest speaker is found murdered, Josie joins an investigative team looking for the killer.
June 27, 2011
Save Me by Lisa Scottoline
In this thriller, Rose McKenna volunteers as a lunch mother at her daughter’s elementary school in Reesburgh, Pa. to keep an eye on her daughter, Melly, a victim of bullying. During lunch an explosion rips through the cafeteria and Rose must decide between rescuing her daughter’s tormentors from the fire or Melly. Rose’s decision not only turns the town against her, but uncovers a few secrets from the past.
May 4, 2011
Southern Comfort by Fern Michaels
Former Atlanta homicide detective, Patrick Kelly, walked away from his city and career when his wife and kids were murdered. Patrick, now a recluse in Mango Key, Florida, meets DEA agent, Kate Rush, and helps her on a case involving human trafficking.
April 8, 2011
The Complaints by Ian Rankin
Malcolm Fox is an inspector with the Complaints and Conduct department which oversees internal police conduct in Edinburgh. Fox is assigned a case in which an officer, Jamie Beck, is suspect in a pedophile investigation and who, coincidentally, is investigating a murder of interest to Fox.
March 21, 2011
Cast Into Doubt by Patricia MacDonald
Shelby Sloan treats her daughter, Chloe, and son-in-law, Rob, to the honeymoon they never had—a Caribbean cruise. When Rob calls claiming Chloe had fallen overboard, Shelby suspects foul play—especially when a witness from the ship kills himself after Shelby questions him.
March 17, 2011
Learning To Swim by Sara J. Henry
Troy Chance is taking a ferry across Lake Champlain when she sees something fall off a passing ferry that appears to be a small child. Acting quickly, she jumps in the icy water and recues a boy who has been bound with a shirt. The boy, who speaks only French, recounts a horrid tale of kidnapping and murder and as Troy bonds with him, her impulse to protect the boy compels her to investigate his story.
