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|  | | Dead Shrinks Don't Talk: A Mother and Me Mystery
Series: Mother and Me Mysteries
Volume 1
When Marabella Vinegar finds her psychotherapist’s bloody corpse, she becomes the NYPD’s perp of choice.
Her recently deceased mother—the bane of her existence in life—comes back as a ghost to help get her out of trouble and find the real killer. Things get even worse when, thanks to Marabella and her mother’s sleuthing, someone tries to kill her. Then another body is found and Marabella is thrown in jail, awaiting trial for two murders. Can she and her mother-the-ghost-detective find the killer before Marabella becomes corpse number three? | |  | | Grave Expectations
Grave Expectations is book 2 in the Mother-and-Me paranormal cozy mystery series.
When Marabella Vinegar's favorite neighbor, Sam, is found dead, everyone -- including the NYPD -- thinks it was natural. After all, Sam was pushing 80 and had a heart condition. But his heart condition was mild and under control with medication. Marabella and her sidekick -- her recently deceased mother -- don't think there was anything natural about it.
Marabella was already acquainted with Sam's greedy relatives.
Rose, another elderly neighbor, tells Marabella that she had a glimpse of someone fleeing Sam's apartment. Next day, Marabella finds Rose, severely injured, on the fl | |  | | Halley and Me
A coming-of-age novella about two female cousins and best friends in a dysfunctional family in small-town Massachusetts in 1959. A family crisis tears the two apart during a summer when they were teenagers.
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Born in Salt
by T. Weber
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 In a post-coup America, an Illinois farm boy is drawn into the resistance by his brother's death. Captured, he is given a choice: betray his friends, or the girl he loves will be lobotomized. |
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