|
|
|  | | Murder on Mokulua Drive
Semi-retired journalist Natalie Seachrist, her detective boyfriend Keoni Hewitt, and their feline companion Miss Una, have moved to a cottage in Lanikai on the windward side of O`ahu where their seaside bliss evaporates when a neighbor is found garroted as foretold in one of Natalie's visions. In the cross-hairs of a wily adversary and driven by her expanding visions, Natalie ponders whether resolution of the gruesome murder lies in the deceased’s transnational past, or among her innocuous companions.
Murder on Mokulua Drive, is the second Natalie Seachrist Hawaiian cozy mystery written by Jeanne Burrows-Johnson. Like Prospect for Murder (the award winning first book), Murder on Mokulua Drive features the lush environs of the Hawaiian Islands, snippets of pan-Pacific history, a cast of characters, chapter aphorisms, floral art pagination folios, a guide to pronouncing Hawaiian vocabulary, and a glossary of non-English and specialized terms. Natalie Seachrist, the protagonist, is a semi-retired journalist whose visions lead her into pathways she does not initially understand. Through | |  | | Murders of Conveyance
THIS WINNER OF the 2019 NEW MEXICO/ARIZONA BOOK AWARDS FOR FICTION, ADVENTURE-DRAMA, is driven by visions, false clues, and hints of hidden treasure in the First Annual Aloha Scavenger Hunt during Chinese New Year. As their joyous pursuit of scavenger clues, Natalie and life partner Ke`oni seek solution of two murders separated by sixty years, and the mystery of the presence of a woman in red.
Honolulu journalist Natalie Seachrist and her boyfriend, private investigator Keoni Hewitt are delighted to plunge into a Chinese New Year Aloha Scavenger Hunt. But when she realizes a haunting dream is actually one of her continuing visions of murder, they again volunteer to help Keoni’s former partner, HPD homicide detective John Dias in the investigation of two murders separated by sixty years. Soon Natalie’s expanding visions and the unrelenting discoveries of her feline companion Miss Una link the two deaths to a mysterious woman dressed in red and a false clue hinting at a | |  | | Prospect For Murder
Prospect for Murder is the first Natalie Seachrist Visionary Hawaiian Cozy Mystery. Set in the sensory rich environs of Hawai`i, the series features Island multiculturalism, pan-Pacific history the intriguing visions of the protagonist. In exploring the unexpected death of one of Natalie's great-grandnieces, she is aided by her beguiling feline companion Miss Una, and her friend and soon to be boyfriend, retired police detective Ke`oni Hewitt.
Travel writer Natalie Seachrist has had visions since childhood. But seeing the body of her grandniece draped over a vintage Mustang shatters her world. With the help of PI Keoni Hewitt and her feline companion Miss Una, she begins sleuthing at the Honolulu apartment complex where Ariel died. there she discovers the owners’ Shànghăi origins…and considerable discord. Will she resolve the riddle of Ariel’s unexplained death before the murderer kills again to hide their secret? | |  | | Under Sonoran Skies, Prose & Poetry from the High Desert
An anthology by six Tucson authors, Bill Black Jr. , Jeanne Burrows-Johnson, Susan Cosby-Patton Dr. Kay Lesh, the late Rev. Patricia Noble, and the late Larry Sakin.
The 240-page books offers fiction and non-fiction including short stories, historical and reflective essays, and poetry. Drawing on the authors’ diverse life experiences, the anthology spans education, engineering, ministry, law, and the performing arts, with a complementary tone, style, and rhythm. Each chapter begins with a short piece of poetry or prose that introduces the section’s theme. In addition to literary subjects like philosophy, personal relationships, war, animal companions, and phases of life, the authors also examine the environment, history, business, politics, | |  | | Yen for Murder
Honolulu journalist Natalie Seachrist and her human and feline team investigate the cold case of the murder of a Buddhist minister and the theft of a sacred statue of the Shakyamuni Buddha. As they pursue one of the last haunting cases faced by Natalie’s life partner, former HPD Detective Ke`oni Hewitt, the slim facts and Natalie’s complex visions lead them on a perplexing journey.
span style="font-size: 13.5pt; font-family: Arial, sans-serif;">Visionary journalist Natalie Seachrist pursues an intriguing cold case of murder and larceny in Honolulu with the aid of her fleet-footed feline Miss Una, life partner private detective Ke`oni Hewitt, and his former partner Lt. John Dias of HPD. Was the murder of a gentle Buddhist minister at her altar and the ingenious theft of an ancient statue of the Shakyamuni Buddha prompted by religious zealousness or greed? /span>span style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 13.5pt;">Could the family that owns the intern |
|
|
|
Soldier's Gap
by David Schwinghammer
|
 When high school principal Jerry Egge is brutally murdered, Deputy sheriff Dave Jenkins begins an eerie investigation. Just about everyone in Soldier, Minnesota, is a suspect.
"Murder isn't usually this funny."
Amazon re |
Member BookAds
|
|
|
|
