An inheritance has just made Peaches' friend Marietta and seven of her relatives multimillionaires. But even money has its price. The will of their eccentric Uncle Hiram makes some specific stipulations regarding the inheritance of any of the heirs who dies within the year. An odd provision for such a young and healthy bunch. Or is it? When two of them are dead within months, Marietta calls on Peaches' sleuthing skills.

Where There's a Will

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Squire, Elizabeth Daniels

Mystery

Five Star Sleuths

A serial killer is swindling the elderly, then killing them. The conman makes a mistake, however, when he targets Peaches Dann's father. The suspects include the wife of a gun-crazy mountaineer who runs a doll hospital, a history professor who shows Peaches some bizarre memory systems, and a suspicious fortune-teller.

Remember the Alibi

Absentminded detective Peaches Bann is attending a lively family reunion in the mountains of North Carolina when her cousin Fern stops conversation cold by announcing that several members of the clan have The Mark of Murder in their hands. Although Peaches knows it's only a mark that hand-readers call a sign of great originality, Fern's palm-reading proclivities make trouble anyway when a real murder rocks the family.

Whose Death Is It Anyway? (Peaches Dann Mystery)

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Forget About Murder

A flatlander cousin admits to Peaches Dann that she's scared to be living in the mountains. Her fears prove well founded when a body is discovered stuffed in a laundry bin. To solve this mystery, Peaches must contend with rattlesnakes, an exceptionally eccentric Broadway actress, and a sneaky marijuana farmer.

Memory Can Be Murder

Is There A Dead Man In The House?

Peaches' father and his new wife, Azalea Marlowe, go to Tennessee to oversee the renovation of her family's old home. When Peaches arrives, she fines the excavation process utterly fascinating, almost as if she were watching the house's memories come to life. Not all of the memories, however, are pleasant as proven by the discovery of a skeleton buried more than a century ago.

Is There a Dead Man in the House?

In a story set near Asheville, North Carolina, absent-minded sleuth Peaches Dann is writing a book about memory tricks. Meanwhile, her aunt is found dead in her father's pond wearing a dress exactly like the one Peaches has on at the time. Can Peaches find the killer before he strikes again?

Who Killed What's-Her-Name?

In Elizabeth Daniels Squire's first mystery, a legendary newspaper publisher's bourbon has been laced with cyanide. Because he had dirt on just about everyone, there is no shortage of suspects. His son must find the killer before the deadline runs out and the paper is sold to a shady conglomerate.

Kill the Messenger

WHAT IS THIS BOOK ABOUT? The year is 1923, and Richard Wikki, a former detective from Scotland Yard and now a professor at the prestigious Yale University in New Haven, CT, misses his days of crime solving. Maize Judson has enrolled at Yale with hopes of becoming an investigative journalist. When Maize and her friend find a skeleton buried in the sand at the beach with a mysterious amulet wrapped around its fingers, she and Richard set out to solve a murder. But Richard soon finds himself following well-planted illusionary clues, and as he continues to investigate, a series of events shake the depths of his philosophical, religious and spiritual beliefs, as well as his perspective on life... forever. WHAT MAKES THIS BOOK UNIQUE? Although a fictional mystery, The Ivy League Chronicles: 9 Squares by E.K. Prescott, Ph.D., is filled with historical facts and events that were very real in New Haven, CT in the 1920's. The book explores the truths about the ruling class of the United States and gives the reader a sense that there is a lot more to the world than what is actually seen. Prescott brilliantly weaves together the threads of New World Order, metaphysics, witchcraft, conspiracy, and good and evil into this first installment of The Ivy League Chronicles series.

The Ivy League Chronicles: 9 Squares

Prescott, E. K., Ph.D.

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