Bobby Harris has lost a lot. His leg to a shark was one thing, but when he lost his pregnant wife at the hands of a sick killer, he had to do something. As a Virginia Beach homicide detective, Bobby quickly realized the NC officers were dragging their feet. The time came to investigate, on the sly. Bound and fueled by love and anger the young man leaves the beach, heading for the thin line.
This multifaceted story takes you from Virginia Beach down the coast to Wilmington, NC and into the middle of North Carolina.
Fast-paced, filled with colorful characters, and 'edge-of-your-seat' reading.
The sequel featuring Bobby Harris is "Dawn's Death" set in Sandbridge, Virginia Beach.
Thank you for spending your time with my first of ten novels. Keep smilin'...

Ophelia and Abby investigate a murder—and search for their missing friend—in Shirley Damsgaard’s paranormal mystery

The Witch is Dead

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Life is busier than ever for witch Ophelia Jensen. In addition to her day job at the library, she—with the help of her grandmother Abby—is preparing to officially adopt Tink, the young medium she’s taken under her wing. So when Ophelia’s elderly Aunt Dot, eager for adventure, wants to investigate the murder of a funeral director in the neighboring town, Ophelia tries to say no. But then Tink’s dog pulls a skull out of the woods—a skull that may belong to a murder victim.Finding mysterious bones in the woods isn’t the only strange thing that’s happened to Tink lately. She’s been having visions of ghastly ghosts imploring her for help. But before Ophelia can connect the apparitions with the murder, Tink is kidnapped! Ophelia and Abby will have to battle a creepy crematorium owner and an invasion from some modern-day body snatchers to find their protégé . . . or else they’ll have to hold a séance just to speak to her again.Ophelia & Abby Mysteries

Witch Way to Murder

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The Trouble with Witches

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Charmed to Death

(#3)

Witch Hunt

(#4)

The Seventh Witch

(#5)

The Witch’s Grave

(#6)

The Witch is Dead

(#7)

CURL UP, RELAX AND ENJOY THIS QUIRKY, CHARMING MYSTERY SERIES SET IN AN ENGLISH SEASIDE VILLAGE.'Never before have I come across an author being able to relate to ordinary people in the way Peter Boon does.' (Amazon Reviewer)

_________________________What if you were snowed in with a murderer?

Everyone loves a snow day… don’t they? Schools and workplaces closed, replaced by a magical winter wonderland where anything can happen. This is especially exciting in the beautiful seaside village of Chalk Gap, nestled between the majestic snow-covered cliffs of the South Downs.

But when an unprecedented snowfall cuts the tiny village off from everywhere else, and the first body is found, the snow day takes a sinister turn.

With no one able to get in or out of Chalk Gap, the murderer must still be in the village. But with the police also unable to access the scene, school librarian Edward Crisp must step up once again with limited help.

Can mystery expert Edward and his enthusiastic teenage assistant Noah plough through the secrets, lies and red herrings to solve The Snow Day Murders?

And can YOU?

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The Edward Crisp Mysteries are cozy mysteries aimed at adults, old and young! They're ideal for readers of British cosy mysteries such as Richard Osman, Rev. Richard Coles or Robert Thorogood.BOOKS IN THE SERIES (full novels unless stated otherwise):1. Who Killed Miss Finch?2. The Snow Day Murders3. The Mystery Of Jackson King (novella)4. Death In The Closet5. Death In A Deckchair (novella)6. The Christmas Card Killer (novelette)7. Ten Green Bottles

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PRAISE FOR THE EDWARD CRISP MYSTERIES:

'This book is a little treasure to be shared.'

'A happy place book.'

‘Wonderfully written with great characters, I can’t wait to read the next one.’

‘it took me back to the days of watching Miss Marple.’

'The perfect novel for a rainy day.'

‘I laughed, I cried, I shouted aloud and made more than a few wrong guesses.’

‘A fantastic traditional whodunnit brought to modern day.’

‘A real page turner and one I couldn’t put down.’