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|  | | Buried by the Boardwalk
The boardwalk in Ocean Grove, New Jersey, is known for its fishing pier, family strolls, and seaside gazing- not murder. Until now. When a skull is uncovered on the campus of Asbury College, Dean of Students, Doug Carter-Connors investigates its origin.
The boardwalk in Ocean Grove, New Jersey, is known for its fishing pier, family strolls, and seaside gazing- not murder. Until now. When a skull is uncovered on the campus of Asbury College, Dean of Students, Doug Carter-Connors investigates its origin. A mysterious clue leads him to the college’s secret society, “Skull and Cross,” and the discovery of a half-century-old secret. To make matters worse, the identity of a body washed up on the beach is discovered, along with a dangerous plot threatening the campus and Ocean Grove. Can Dean Doug solve both mysteries before someone else is murdered | |  | | Deceased on Celebration Avenue
In the storybook town of Celebration, Florida, life is good. The idyllic town fashioned after a utopian American village flaunts tree-lined streets, a town center complete with shops and restaurants, and a peaceful family-centered community. It even “snows” in this tropical setting during the holidays. Life in Celebration is nearly perfect-- until now. Sherman Wright has been murdered.
In the storybook town of Celebration, Florida, life is good. The idyllic town fashioned after a utopian American village flaunts tree-lined streets, a town center complete with shops and restaurants, and a peaceful family-centered community. It even “snows” in this tropical setting during the holidays. Life in Celebration is nearly perfect-- until now. Sherman Wright has been murdered.
A student at Stetson University’s Celebration campus, Sherman has been found murdered in his bed. Only after his death is it uncovered that Sherman was not only a student, who also worked | |  | | Missing by the Midway
Normally, Ocean Grove, New Jersey is known for Victorian charm and family fun, not murder. In Missing by the Midway, book 1 in the Ocean Grove Mystery series, murder and mystery are commonplace and the Dean of Students at Asbury College is responsible for solving the crimes.
Normally, Ocean Grove, New Jersey is known for Victorian charm and family fun, not murder. In Missing by the Midway, book 1 in the Ocean Grove Mystery series, murder and mystery are commonplace and Douglas Carter-Connors is responsible for solving the crimes. Douglas Carter-Connors is not a common name, but he is not a common detective. In fact, he's not a detective at all; he's the kindly Dean of Students at Asbury College, a small, private college on the Jersey Shore. Everyone calls this family man "Dean Doug" and in most places, his life would be considered boring-- but not in Ocean Grove. |
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Remedies of Choice
by Frank Whyte
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 Forensic pathologist Greg Stevens MD is caught in the middle of a bitter struggle between two of his closest friends. Sean Merrick, an attorney specializing in malpractice law, sues Dr. Jason Costanza after Merrick's wife dies unexpectedly, following |
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