Bøger af Iza Moreau

Things are always a little wonky in the small town of Pine Oak, Florida. But lately reporter Sue-Ann McKeown, feels like every crazy thing is landing on her desk. For starters, a former mental patient demands that Sue-Ann write his story-or else. But why her? What is the meaning of the new coded messages she hears on the local pirate radio station? And why has her new girlfriend quit her job and left town for parts unknown? Her investigations lead her behind the walls of a mental institution and into a secret compound in the woods where broken ex-soldiers hide from the world. And, oh yeah, Sue-Ann's post-traumatic stress syndrome-a souvenir of her time reporting on the war in Iraq-is kicking in again. This is the second book featuring Sue-Ann, who is not only a reporter, but a champion archer and talented dressage rider. She is forced to use all of these skills to get her life back on kilter and bring some semblance of normalcy back to Pine Oak. The first book in this series, The News in Small Towns, was a top-5 Finalist in the 2013 Next Generation Indie Book Awards in two categories: Mystery and Regional Fiction.

Trixie McQueen, a.k.a. Sixteen, is living in a New York City subway tunnel when she hears a couple of con men talking about some big deal that is about to go down in South Florida. Stowing away on their plane, she soon finds herself in the Everglades and on the run from the criminals. She is rescued from the marsh by a group of very odd characters, including the beautiful and mysterious Raven-a transplanted Valley Girl-who she has an immediate crush on. And Sixteen's new friends don't take kindly to gangsters in their neck of the swamp. Check out Sixteen's adventures with Jumpy Jim, Big Ned Briscoe, Burundi, Smelly, the indescribable Señor Skin and all the others in this quirky ecological young-adult thriller.

Sandra Croft has some misgivings when a university professor asks her to join a mysterious and select class of 5 women. Especially since they include an ex-Living Goddess from Katmandu, an ex-prostitute, a woman who believes that she is the reincarnation of a lesbian author, and a woman who has no memories at all. But when the professor fails to show up for their first meeting, it is up to the group to discover why they have been brought together.This novel, part mystery, part love story, and part magical realism, blurs the boundaries between what is real and what is fictional.The young adult series, The Elodie Fontaine Mysteries, featuring a lesbian high-school sleuth, is spun off from this book.

The ball starts rolling when Sue-Ann McKeown, editor of The Pine Oak Courier, finds a zonked-out teenager in her woods. When it turns out that he has escaped from a juvenile detention center long rumored to abuse its charges, Sue-Ann senses that she's on a new case. But the kid goes missing, and Sue-Ann has to find him--especially given that Sgt. Joe Bickley of the local sheriff's office is threatening to "out" Sue-Ann and her girlfriend unless she produces the boy. Then a Courier reporter who is investigating the juvenile center is nearly killed, and Sue-Ann realizes she has a lot more to worry about than putting out a newspaper.This is the third and most exciting novel in the Small Town Series.

Mysteries in Small Towns is the final volume of the Small Town Saga, featuring newspaper editor Sue-Ann McKeown and her girlfriend Gina Cartwright in the small town of Pine Oak Florida. The 8 stories in this volume run the gamut from kidnapping, horse breeding, arson, haunting, robbery, abuse, murder, and lost love.

For the first 7 years of her life, Elodie Fontaine was part of an ultra-secret psychology experiment in China. Now, at 17, she is trying to put that behind her and simply be a normal Florida teenager. She plays on her high school tennis team, is a nerd-in-good-standing in the Math and Science Club, and has come to terms with the fact that she is interested in girls rather than boys. She is even thinking of asking a certain someone on a date when she begins getting disturbing email messages from one of the other subjects of the Chinese experiment. Then someone tries to break into her house to steal her late mother's papers about the project; but why? What value could they have? Elodie realizes she can no longer bury the past. She must act before someone gets hurt. Together with her friends Margo and Kelli, Elodie reluctantly begins searching for answers. But to do this, she must polish off her programming skills and revisit her years in Shanghai with five Chinese girls, an unfinished experiment, and a mother she never really knew.

Sisters Xande, Yolande, and Zoe Calhoun make up XYZ Investigations in 1974 Miami.The oldest, Xande, is a young hiippie with blonde dreadlocks, Yolande is a pistol-packing, curly-haired lesbian, and Zoe, well, Zoe is missing. These six connected stories are not only unique and lively murder mysteries, they also tell the story of the three sisters within the context of a very odd time in America's history. Drugs, male hustlers, music, spousal abuse, and even horses find their way into Yolande's secret files. By the author of the popular Small Town Series.