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|  | | Double Jeopardy
Two of the most suspenseful novellas you'll ever read. Same cast in both, set 3 years apart. A chill a minute!
Two novellas under one cover. i>Yellow, Green, Blue & Dead/i>: The trendy Topeka art district is an unlikely setting for a series of terrifying murders. Gallery owners and artists grow suspicious of one another as police confess they have no clue as to the identity of the killer. Radio personality Valle Stonewell, and her friend and co-worker Deb Goodman, are concerned about their all-night on-air shifts...dark and lonely predawn streets are no place for a woman, at least not until the killer is apprehended. What is the link between the victims? What do they have in | |  | | Murder in the Movies
A good deed turns to terror when a former movie queen is accused of murder and her rescuer becomes the hunted while the clock ticks down to a heart-stopping climax.
Former film industry insider, Katlin Wallace, returns to her Hollywood stomping grounds to find it's as crazy as ever. She's surrounded by drama, heartbreak, backstabbing and mayhem. Only this time, the action is not on the set, but in the real life of close friend Helen, whose movie-star daughter, Lane Allison, has been accused of murder.
Witnesses claim they saw Lane push her producer husband down a flight of stairs during a party. Katlin arrives from her Florida home to offer moral support - and a little help proving Lane didn't do it. It's not easy to ditch the swarm of tabloid | |  | | The Haunting of Leigh Maxwell
Some ghosts are very much alive ... and exceedingly deadly. A chilling psychological suspense.
Hauntings don't always involve the kid of ghost that hangs our in a cemetery. Some of them are very much alive - and exceedingly deadly. Leigh Maxwell is caught up in a chilling battle to save her sanity and her life. To survive, she must confront secrets she had kept hidden from herself - and a killer with one intent: to see Leigh Maxwell dead.
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