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Bryce Palomar: college student, trust fund kid, murderer? Cassidy McCabe refuses to believer her sweet, sensitive, and sometimes depressed stepson could have shot his girlfriend Kit--but can she prove it? All evidence points to Bryce, and even his father Zach is having a hard time believing his claims of innocence. With an unexpected pregnancy, a drug dealing ex-boyfriend, and minister father who has something to hid, Kit had plenty of people ...

Brewer's writing is gritty and witty, tough on its characters but easy on the reader."-"The Albuquerque Tribune "Brewer's . . . pacing is among the best in the genre."-"Arkansas Democrat-Gazette An amateur crime spree takes a turn in the piney woods of far northern California in "Bank Job, the latest fast-paced escapade from author Steve Brewer. Jaded, rage-laden, and utterly stupid, brothers Leon and Junior Daggett and their homicidal partner...

Psychotherapist Cassidy McCabe thinks her life is already complicated enough. She doesn't need a dead client, a homeless cat, or the client's black sheep brother. Ryan Hollister hadn't been depressed enough to kill himself -- as his therapist, Cassidy felt sure of it. How could she have missed the signs? When Ryan's family threatens to sue Cass for incompetent therapy, she teams up with his brother to prove that he didn't really kill himself. ...

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Welcome to Eclaire, the salon that's making waves among New Orleans high society for its illustrious clientele, who can't live without hair a la Claire. But Claire is about to become famous for more than haute coiffure. Her troubles begin when she discovers that her Parisian manicurist, Angie Labiche, is doing more than nails in Claire's Garden-District salon. Then she finds Angie there in the middle of the night and Claire's ex-husband (and n...

What will the beautiful Senator from Colorado do with her Congressional investigation of the Chicago mob when her son is kidnapped and the bad guys are holding all the cards?After years of interviewing the popular authors of our time, radio personality Terry Brejla delivers his own fast-paced thriller that will have readers up all night demanding to know what will happen to the Senator's son.

Bubba Mabry, P.I. has two clients, a vicious pimp named Sultan Sweeny who wants to know who is killing his girls, and a city councilwoman who has lost her doll collection.In this, the second in columnist Steve Brewer's hilarious five-book Bubba Mabry, P.I. mystery series, Bubba must confront pimps, hookers, and the Religious Right just to get through the day. Considered by the author to be the grittiest of the Bubba books, it is also full of l...

A tribute to the blonde protagonist, this collection of short stories, from the editor of the acclaimed "Unholy Orders, " focuses on the unique challenges that confront the fair-haired. Contributors include: Anne Perry, Malachi Saxon, Sophie Dunbar, Serita Stevens, John Vourlis, Kris Neri, Libby Hellman, Meg Chittenden, Joyce Holland, Joan Boswell, Vicki Cameron, Denise Dietz, L. L. Thrasher, Brenda Witchger, E. J. Glenski, Mary V. Welk, and B...

Tenth book in the Charlie Parker Mystery Series. Charlie digs into the cold case of an exploding house in Watson's Lake, New Mexico and tries to work out the complicated life of a man who turns out to have several false identities and an obsession with money. Big money.

Grant Reynolds is back for his second adventure. When terrorists attack a U.S. Embassy, Grant is called in to make sense of the senseless. But how much does he know and can he still get the job done?

Bubba's back. Having coffee with a new client, things seem to be going well until the monkey with the gun shows up. Now Bubba's facing an uncooperative police force, a barrel full of suspects, and an intern that drives everyone bananas. He's got to figure out which of the animals at the Albuquerque zoo really belong behind bars.

Paul Fischer has traded the enclave of East Coast academia and a broken marriage for six months in Oregon to write a biography of medical pioneer Dr. Harry Hollingsworth. But it isn't the doctor's tale that grabs him. It's a sidebar in Hollingsworth's life: a family, a ranch and three beautiful daughters. The old Baker mansion has secrets to hide... and murder may be one of them.

For Paul Fischer, life has finally started to settle down?that is, until he receives a call from a dying colleague, asking for help finding a missing wife?a wife who went missing over thirty years ago.

Eccentric millionaire Melvin Howard wants to find his recently-deceased wife's lover and hires Albuquerque P.I. Bubba Mabry. When Bubba finds the lover dead, Bubba's client is the prime suspect--and Bubba a possible accessory.

You're probably surprised to see me. I'm supposed to be top secret, right? Hidden away in your corporate headquarters. But guess what? I've escaped." Whipsaw is missing. LaCosta refuses to call the cops. DelaTek stands to lose millions. Why should Matt Donahue care? He's retired--forced out--no longer in charge of security for anyone but himself. LaCosta can go screw himself. He's already screwing Matt's wife. But the bad guys insist on Matt. ...

Deputy Johnny Hart's life is falling apart around him. Recently divorced, recovering from a debilitating rodeo accident, and stuck in a dead-end job in the tiny Kiowa County, Colorado, Police Department, Johnny is slowly fading into a haze of alcohol and depression. Just as Johnny is hitting bottom, an old friend from his rodeo days, Char Sixkiller, shows up. There's something fishy about his sudden appearance, but Johnny is too wrapped up in ...

The Devil and Jesus sit down for a cocktail in New Orleans, with a myriad of shared worries and personal relationships to resolve. These two historic gentlemen find themselves in the One Wheel Louisiana, a New Orleans bar on the outskirts of town, where an aging black bluesman finds his soul and Jesus is reminded of a former romance. As the night rolls on, with libation and song consumed, these half-brothers of biblical proportions find a worl...

In 1874, James Nugent, a trapper and landowner, rode across a hill in the Estes Park region of Colorado Territory with a man named William Brown. As they approached the home of Griff Evans, the drunken and confused man unexpectedly fired upon them. Nugent would later die of his injuries, and Brown would subsequently disappear -- as would a manuscript Nugent was thought to have been working on at the time. A hundred years later, a Colorado coll...

." . . features an unusual heroine, idiosyncratic characters, a bucolic setting, and an intriguing plot. Strongly recommended."-"Library Journal" Returning to her hometown to solve the mystery of her father's lynching, Chantalene must also unravel the mystery of her Mother's disappearance fifteen years ago. Shrouded in shame and secrecy, the townspeople resent Chantalene's meddling and history threatens to repeat itself. Chantalene must reeval...