A Wedding to Murder For
Sometimes Charlie’s teas can work miracles, like when she’s able to calm a high-strung bride-to-be. But, can she also save the day when the bride-to-be is accused of murder?
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A Secrets of Redemption spin-off series! This funny, clean & twisty cozy series takes place in the 1990s and features cats, dogs, tea, ghosts, hauntings, murder, a touch of romance and loads of fun.
The books are standalone and can be read in any order, but if you'd prefer to start from the beginning of the series, click here to see the books in order. All my books and series are connected, and to learn more about how they all fit together, click here.
Loch Ness Murder
Redemption wouldn’t be Redemption without something weird going on in one of its lakes.
The Murder of Sleepy Hollow
No, “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” has NOT come to life in Redemption, Wisconsin. No matter how much it might look like it.
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Murder Among Friends
Five friends went into the woods. Only four return. Can Charlie get to the bottom of what happened and why?
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Charlie Kingsley Mysteries Books 1-3
Meet Charlie Kingsley. Also known as “Aunt Charlie” from the award-winning Secrets of Redemption series. She’s back, making teas and solving cases in this funny, twisty, cozy mystery series set in the 1990s in Redemption, Wisconsin. Enjoy the first three full-length books of The Charlie Kingsley Mysteries series.
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Murder Next Door
Everyone knows vampires don’t exist. Which means the house sitter living next to Mildred, one of Charlie’s customers, can’t possibly be a vampire. Right?
Ice Cold Murder
What do you get when you combine an estranged family, a blizzard, a haunted house … and murder? The world’s WORST family gathering. Ever.
The Taking
Twenty-four years ago, five-year-old Tori walked into her newborn brother’s room in the middle of the night and discovered a figure abducting him. Except his lifeless body was still in the crib. Or was it?