All of the EMILY STONE THRILLERS are Stand-Alone Books:
ACTION Award Winner from The International Book Awards Readers’ Favorite
Best Indie E-book Semi-Finalist for MYSTERY/THRILLER from The Kindle Book Review

A Serial Killer Plagues an Island Paradise Vigilante detective Emily Stone continues her covert pursuits to find serial killers and child abductors, all under the radar while shadowing police investigations. Emily searches for an abducted nine-year-old girl taken by ruthless and enterprising slave brokers. Following the clues from California to the garden island of Kauai, she begins to piece together the evidence and ventures deep into the jungle. It doesn’t take long before Emily is thrown into the middle of murder, mayhem, and conspiracy.

Locals aren’t talking as a serial killer now stalks the island, taking women in a brutal frenzy of ancient superstitions and folklore. Local cops are unprepared for what lies ahead. In a race against the clock, Emily and her team must identify the killer before time runs out.

REVIEWS:

“An intriguing alpha-female heroine… impressive action scenes and taut suspense.” – Kirkus Reviews

“Author Jennifer Chase takes the reader into the world of black magic, sorcery, child porn, murder and the Dark Mind of a serial killer with an ending you just won’t see coming with a final twist that let’s you know that there is much more in store for Emily and Rick. Where the next case leads them only author Jennifer Chase knows and we all hope to find out soon.” -Fran Lewis, Book Pleasures

COZY MYSTERIES JUST GOT TOUGHER.

A man in hiding. A gang of outlaws searching for retribution. This is no time for cupcakes.

Today is Brody Steele’s first day as the new owner of The Red Herring, Pleasant Valley, Maine’s only mystery bookstore. The cute shop has a loyal customer base as well as an ornery cat.

Unfortunately, Brody doesn’t know the first thing about running a legitimate business, he doesn’t want to be in the small town, and he hates cats. On top of all that, he hasn’t read a book since high school.

When a woman walks into the store, he thinks his bad luck is about to change. But as she starts asking about the previous owner’s whereabouts, his safe new existence begins to unravel.

For Brody Steele is a man with a secret he must protect at all costs. The U.S. Government has invested a lot to keep it hidden, and his enemies will stop at nothing to expose him.

Does happiness or death await Brody in this charming seaside community?

A FAST AND FUNNY COZY MYSTERY THAT DOESN’T PULL ANY PUNCHES.

This fascinating series is perfect for fans who want clean fiction without losing laughs or action.

“Cozy Up to Death is the perfect book to get lost in.” – Cozy Mystery Book Reviews

“Colin Conway has written the most unusual hero I’ve come across in a long time. Both touching and sweet with a razor-sharp edge. This is not your grandma’s cozy.” – Libby Klein, Author of the Poppy McAllister Mysteries

Bizarre New Orleans Death Ceremony Ends in Murder

French Quarter paranormal investigator Wyatt Thomas meets a new client at an bizarre death ceremony in a revamped Canal Street movie theater. The man gives Wyatt a bag of cash and a single clue: a solid gold Krewe of Rex, 1948 Mardi Gras doubloon. His only request is for Wyatt to find the person or persons who murdered his mother.

The case isn’t simply cold, it’s 50-years old. When his client is shot dead on the way out the door, Wyatt must go into hiding, solve both murders, or suffer the same fate

Amazon readers and pro-reviewers say:
“This will appeal to hardcore mystery readers who want a dead body at the beginning of the mystery, not halfway through the book.”
“Delightfully defied my expectations.”
“…deftly drawn and complex characters.”
“Heartbreak. Mine.”
“I became so invested…I didn’t want to put the book down.”
“The whole package!…Mystery, friendship, paranormal, police drama, and even a dash of romance.”

No one believes her. Yet.

After Archivist Andrea Kelley scores a sweet rental in Charleston, WV, she discovers it’s already occupied. But the early rising, bacon-loving ghost of six-year-old Billie Mae makes for a tolerable roommate. Until two bodies turn up nearby and Billie Mae launches a full-fledged haunting offensive.

Scared, but determined, Andrea relies on her research skills and her best friend, Detective William Taka, to investigate the strange circumstances surrounding Billie Mae’s death—and her mother’s confession of murder. He’s got the time to help because he’s pissed off his superiors, set an old feud on fire, and now someone’s tracking his every move.

Caught between an increasing phantom fury and Taka’s sudden disappearance, Andrea’s forced to confront the boundaries of her safe academic life. And the limits of her courage. Can she unearth a long-buried secret in time to save Taka and unmask a killer? Can she do it without either of them joining Billie Mae on the other side?

Modern Southern Gothic meets Sleuthing Procedural in this atmospheric murder mystery. Typical violence for genre. LGTBQ. Diversity. First book in series.

HE HUNTS WOMEN. SHE HUNTS HIM.

FBI Agent Meredeth Connelly tracks The Savannah Strangler by day. At night, she mimics his prey. She has little to go on. He’s crafty and smart – he dumps bodies in the Savannah River after stoning his victims to death. But he won’t escape. She won’t let him. She will do anything to make Savannah safe again. She will do anything to stop him.

The dead pile up. Pressure, a hellish headache, desperate secrets. Heat, stiletto heels, fear. She won’t let anything stop her.

Not the detective who thinks she’s a drunk.
Not the good old boys club.
Not the mystery man cyberstalking her.

She will get the killer. One way or another.

Her pounding head is going to kill her – unless he gets to her first…

Art, Craft, Danger, Murder, Money …This is Restoration Murder

You know when you just need a bit of luck? That’s what I was desperate for the day I found the exquisite pocket watch. But I should have known that nothing that came my way would do so without trouble.

Its secrets began to be revealed as soon as restoration began. History can add value to an object, but an unsolved murder of a Jewish man and the disappearance of a Mastercraftsman, is not the kind of history you want.

While Rebecca’s fine restoration skills unpicked clues, the pursuit of truth and treasure was too much for me and I had to know more about its past. What part had the watch played in these lost lives? Might the fate of the former owners become our own? Or, could restoration mean redemption for more than just the watch?