Bøger udgivet af Whodunit Mystery Writing Competition Award Winner

"Haunted by events from their childhood, Peter Stone and his sister, Rose, would surely agree with William Faulkner: 'The past is never dead. It's not even past.' Subtle references to Psycho and to Nightmare on Elm Street add a sense of foreboding to this beautifully written, eerily suspenseful, and totally engrossing novel. As Peter begins to learn why Rose has chosen to disappear, you won't be able to put this book down." - Jill McCroskey Coupe, author of True Stories at the Smoky View and Beginning with Cannonballs."Richly suspenseful, J.E. Irvin's The Strange Disappearance of Rose Stone serves up a cast of beautifully drawn characters and a wildly twisting plot, all of which will keep readers riveted to the final page."- Kristina McBride, author of A MILLION TIMES GOODNIGHT"The Strange Disappearance of Rose Stone offers a poignant and often thoroughly heartbreaking interweaving of past and present as an older brother burdened by guilt searches desperately for his missing sister. Keep the Kleenex handy."- C.L. Pauwels, author of Forty & Out and Burned BridgesTen days after Rose Stone disappears, her brother Peter receives a note and a package containing their most treasured childhood possession. Now he must re-visit the landscape of their traumatic childhood, searching for clues that will help solve the mystery of her vanishing. Aided by fellow detective Tuck Cornell and wife Kelly, Peter confronts the ghosts of the past and the ones still waiting to be found.

Plummet was chosen as a runner-up in the 2018 Whodunit mystery writing competition, but the editors liked it so well they decided to publish it too. "Books like this don't come along every day," says AAeB editorial director Hollis George. "I'm pleased to have it on our list of mystery titles. I couldn't put it down."Jackson Peale is a former lawyer. Ran into some trouble a few years ago. Booze. Drugs. Lost his license. Works as a private detective now. But after walking up in a strange Charleston motel, he'd not been enthusiastic about finding a guy named Khalil. But the client was a mysterious woman who looked like a Kardashian with black hair pulled back in a ponytail, sunglasses, and a tight, tan dress that fit all of her curves. He knew he shouldn't take the assignment from Staci Turner. But he did. Next thing you know, he'd being accused of murder. No, it wasn't a good day for Peale.

"A grab-you-by-the-necktie storyteller, Mark Zeid will capture your attention and not let you go. An award-winning page turner."- H.L. Osterman, Short Changed Terry Lambert is a dwarf working as a copy editor for a newspaper. A routine job until he answers a phone call one morning. Paula Stanford is a Marine Corps, combat veteran working as an aerobics instructor. A low-stress job perfect for her as she deals with her PTSD. Then she becomes the victim of a hit-and-run, fender-bender. These two unrelated events, and a couple of bodies, bring these two together to form a most unusual crime-fighting duo hunting for a serial killer, playing a deadly cat-and-mouse game with the police. As the body count climbs, their investigation turns up leads to the killer, but the game changes to where Terry and Paula become the killer's targets.