Nadia and Cass Brenner are the heirs to Ocean House - a mega-yacht construction company about to expand into the Asian market. While heading up their next big project for an AI mogul in Singapore, Cass turns up dead from a fall off of a high-rise balcony. While law enforcement rule the death as a… Continue reading The Drowning Game by Barbara Nickless
Eddie Asher is a biracial, adopted young man and the newest patient at Hudson Valley Psychiatric Hospital. He’s struggled with his condition for years – he has dissociative identity disorder. And his other personality, Pär, has taken upon himself to protect Eddie by hiding memories from his childhood and beyond. But a recent incident has Eddie believing that he killed his brother’s fiancé, Lucy. And thanks to Pär, the only way of learning the truth is seeking the help of Dr. Richard Montgomery. But the longer he spends at the facility under treatment, he finds more pieces of the truth. Mirror Me by Lisa Williamson Rosenberg is a suspense novel in which Eddie must make sense of his memories, unknowingly uncovering the truth about his life and identity.
Detective Harriet Foster has some years under her belt working to solve crimes in the City of Chicago. In her latest case, a well-connected college student turns up dead in a field near his family’s campus mansion. The scene and evidence point to alcohol poisoning. But the moments that passed between the time of death, when the body was found, and when authorities were notified raises suspicions. When Harri and her partner Vera begin digging deeper, they connect the dots to a case from 30 years ago in which a student’s body was found in the same field. With no leads and uncooperative witnesses, Harri and Vera have their work cut out for them. But Harri is still mourning the death of her previous partner. And also trying to catch whoever has been harassing her about the past. Echo by Tracy Clark is the third installment in the Detective Harriet Foster Thriller series in which Harri must open up to her team if she wants to catch a killer, and her stalker, before it’s too late.
