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  River Run - Mystery in the Wild

  Toni Dwiggins

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  THERE ARE PLENTY OF WAYS TO DIE in the Grand Canyon. 
  Forensic geologists Cassie Oldfield and Walter Shaws investigate one way: trouble on the canyon's Colorado River. Stranded raft. Life vests unused. Rafters missing. 
  The only clue to the fate of the rafters is a bag of pebbles caught in the bowline. Following that clue, the geologists uncover a hellish scheme. Not only are the rafters in peril, but the river itself is under attack. 
  The race to stop it takes Cassie and Walter deep into the canyon, and onto the mighty river, putting their own survival at stake. 
  -- All books in the series are standalone novels and can be enjoyed in any order.

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  The Worried Man - A QC Davis...

  Lisa M. Lilly

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  The night before they plan to move in together, Quille finds the man she loves dead in his apartment.Police point to his failed medical career as evidence of suicide or accidental overdose. His ex-wife agrees.But Marco’s son insists his father was stable, sober, and excited about his future with Quille.Suspicious of the police based on bitter experience, Quille vows to find the truth and help Marco’s son. Using her skills as an attorney and former stage actress, she investigates a world filled with fraud and corrupt Chicago politics.The closer she gets to the truth, though, the less likely she is to survive….The Worried Man is perfect for fans of Sara Paretsky, Jonathan Kellerman, and Elly Griffiths.Start reading The Worried Man Today.

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  Murder in the Parish - DI...

  Faith Martin

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  Former Detective Hillary Greene and her cold case team are handed an impossible case. 
   
  Thirty years ago, two days before Christmas, the much-loved Reverend Keith Coltrane was hit over the head and left to die inside his own church. The killer was never caught. 
   
  This shocking crime took place in the pretty Oxfordshire village of Lower Barton. Everyone knows everyone else in this peaceful little community. The young reverend was handsome and popular, especially with the ladies of the village. Who would have wanted to harm him? Even thirty years later, no one has a bad word to say about him — apart from his younger sister. 
   
  Now, Hillary and her team of misfits are ready to find out the truth. They uncover old secrets, jealousies and long-standing feuds in the village. Secrets someone will kill to keep hidden. 
   
  Hillary is also concealing something — but she’s finding it harder and harder to keep her own secret. 
   
  It’s up to Hillary to uncover the shocking truth in this coldest of cold cases — before old crimes turn to new murder.

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  Icing on the Murder

  Valerie Burns

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  From Agatha and Edgar Award nominated author Valerie Burns, influencer-turned-bakery-owner Maddy Montgomery has sold plenty of wedding cakes before, but before she turns one out for her and her fiancé’s wedding, she’ll have to solve a little case of murder first … 
    
  Aunt Octavia would be so proud! Maddy has turned Baby Cakes Bakery—named for her 250-pound English Mastiff, Baby—into a runaway success, and she’s marrying the love of her life, veterinarian Michael Portman. #DreamWedding! Plus the timing couldn’t be better: the country’s biggest bridal expo has come to New Bison, Michigan, and Maddy has secured a spot for Baby Cakes to showcase their cakes. She’s also entered a contest for an all-expenses-paid wedding extravaganza offered by world-renowned wedding planner Serafina. 
    
  Unfortunately, supremely nasty Serafina truly takes the cake—she makes the worst bridezilla seem like a shy flower girl. But there’s one thing the wedding planner didn’t plan on—being impaled by one of the skewers Baby Cakes uses on their tiered wedding cakes. 
    
  While Maid of Honor Sheriff April Johnson rounds up suspects at the expo, Maddy and her aunt’s friends, the Baker Street Irregulars, and even Baby join forces to unveil a killer hiding in plain sight … before wedding bells start to chime. 

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  Dinner At Tony Napoli's

  Edward Izzi

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  It was the end of a Chicago era. 
  Antonio ‘Tony Napoli’ Sorrentino has finally closed his legendary restaurant in the heart of the West Loop. It has been a gathering place for prominent politicians, famous entertainers, renowned dignitaries, and of course…well-known mobsters.  
  Often dubbed the ‘Artie Bucco’ of the Chicago Outfit, 87-year-old Tony Sorrentino has decided to close his celebrated restaurant after 57 years. Suffering from late-stage cancer, the time had come to sell his property to a local developer and close his business for good.  
  The demolition equipment arrived to begin annihilating his prominent restaurant one November afternoon. As Sorrentino sat in his Cadillac across the street, he uttered the words that so many FBI agents often wondered out loud:  
  “If ‘dem walls could only talk.” 
  Suddenly, the demolition stopped, and several construction workers climbed out of their machines to begin digging through the rubble by hand. They abruptly make a gruesome discovery: Four decomposed bodies in large black body bags are discovered beneath the concrete foundation. 
  Chicago P.D. Detective Dennis Romanowski is very familiar with the famous restauranteur. Being half Italian, Sorrentino is a cousin on his maternal side and has often referred to him as ‘Zio Tony.’ When called at the Eighteenth District on that autumn day, he visits Sorrentino in his prison cell. There, he finds a sickly, broken old man being held on suspicion of first-degree murder.  
  Realizing he may soon die in prison, Anthony Sorrentino decides to break the family ‘omerta,’ or the code of silence. Sitting his detective nephew down in a prison conference room, Sorrentino narrates the stories of crime, extortion, and unsolved murders that only he and the walls of his renowned restaurant were the only witness to… 

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  Book summary & analysis of...

  Briefly Summaries

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  This is a concise summary and analysis of Flybot, by Dennis E. Taylor. It is not the original book and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Dennis E. Taylor. Ideal for those seeking a quick and insightful overview.
   
  A curious device appears at a research lab, triggering unexplained deaths, ecological unrest, and bizarre illnesses—all pointing back to a pair of scientists. When they realize a rogue artificial intelligence may be manipulating events, their race to uncover the truth pits them against a deadly intelligence far beyond their control. A near-future techno-thriller blending murder mystery, AI cautionary tale, and scientific intrigue.

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