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|  | | Death of an Idiot Boss (The Kadence MacBride Series Book 1)
Amateur sleuth was never in Kadence's career plan. Neither was murder suspect. Between unearthing Civil Rights era secrets someone wants to stay buried and fending off a cop driven by expediency not truth, Kadence may end up trading her red power suit for an orange jumpsuit.
Ever had a boss you'd happily kill?
Somebody beat her to it.
Corporate climber Kadence MacBride is smashing the glass ceiling with her size ten pumps, or so she thinks. Not only does she get passed over, her promotion goes to her idiot employee, and he becomes her new boss.
Worst day ever, or so she thinks. Worst doesn't have a floor, and idiots tend to get themselves killed.
Losing a promotion--bad
Becoming a prime murder suspect—Catastrophic
Police Captain Cooper has hit his own glass ceiling. Solving this case quickly will break him through it, | |  | | Death of an Island Tart A Kadence MacBride Mystery Book 2
She wanted a reconciliation.
She got a murder.
Traveling to a Caribbean island to find common ground with her boyfriend Terrence, Kadence MacBride finds herself in the middle of another murder. No moonlit nights. No brush of tropical breezes against her skin, and no time to bemoan her status as a "dead body" magnet. The murderer is closing in. Looks like the only way Kadence and Terrence will ever get off the island will be in a pine box.
She wanted a reconciliation.
She got a murder.
Following a breakup of 268 days, 12 hours and 23 minutes, Kadence MacBride has messed up and knows it, so she swallows her pride and flies to the Caribbean to reconcile with her boyfriend Terrence only to find him suspected of murder. Since murder suspects on the island are more likely to see the inside of a coffin than a courtroom, they decide to investigate themselves.
They conduct their investigation in the midst of what the tourist bureau deems civil unrest, but plain folks call riots. With no phone, no lights and no m |
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