Susan Page Davis Bücher

A young woman searches for her missing brother and finds much more awaits her -- if she can escape war-torn Texas.

The story revolves around Rebecca Harding, who is eager for a break from her nursing job but faces an emotional challenge upon returning to her lakeside cottage, co-owned with her ex-fiancé, Rob Wallace. Their shared ownership brings unresolved feelings to the surface as she grapples with the memories and emotions tied to their past relationship. The setting of the cottage serves as a backdrop for her internal conflict and the potential for rekindling connections.

All detective Eddie Thibodeau wants to do is marry the woman he loves, but after a Facebook post goes viral, that may not be easy. It seems half the women in Portland are in love with the handsome detective, and Leeanne Wainthrop isn’t sure whether she can trust Eddie’s declaration of love or not.A dead man found in Chief Mike Browning’s back yard on Christmas Day is the first clue to a plan hatched from vengeance. Can Eddie ignore the distractions of his love life and measure up when he comes face to face with a hired killer? The men of the Priority Unit are ready to stop a released criminal intent on murder. Once again, they set out to deliver Maine Justice.

Set in 1915, Emma Shuster is preoccupied with the challenges of her life, leaving little room for romance. As she navigates personal struggles and societal expectations, her journey reveals the complexities of love and duty during a tumultuous era. The narrative explores themes of resilience and self-discovery, highlighting Emma's inner conflicts and the impact of historical events on her choices. Amidst the backdrop of war, her character evolves, ultimately questioning the role of love in her life.

A mock crime scene spirals into a complex investigation when a member of the Priority Unit is found dead. Eddie leads the case while grappling with personal distractions, including Leeanne's unpredictable actions and the arrival of Jennifer's brother with unsettling news. With Chief Browning absent on weekends, Captain Harvey Larson strives to maintain order amidst the chaos. As the investigation unfolds, it reveals not only the truth behind Detective Joey Bolduc's murder but also a web of additional crimes, complicating their efforts.

A gripping narrative unfolds as the protagonist witnesses a chilling crime in their neighborhood. The story delves into themes of morality, the complexities of human relationships, and the impact of trauma. As the protagonist grapples with the aftermath of the shocking event, the tension escalates, revealing the dark secrets that lie beneath the surface of seemingly ordinary lives. The exploration of guilt, fear, and the quest for justice makes for a compelling psychological thriller that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

Set during the Civil War, Jack Miller becomes a telegrapher and cryptographer but is captured alongside his vital cipher key. His captor, Hamilton Buckley, harbors delusions of grandeur, believing he should lead the Confederacy, while Jack seeks a way to escape. He finds an unexpected ally in Buckley’s kindhearted niece, Marilla, who has her own ambitions. Meanwhile, a private investigator faces the challenges of wartime communication as he attempts to reunite Jack with his long-lost grandmother.

"Police Captain Harvey Larson's brother-in-law Peter is kidnapped when he witnesses a murder at his car dealership shortly after closing and the Portland, Maine, Priority Unit must solve the murder to find clues to the kidnappers and rescue Peter before his time runs out"--

An author's erratic behavior spurs questions from her niece, and then things turn deadly.

"Harvey and Jennifer buy the house next door for Jennifer's brother and his wife, but workers replacing the furnace find a skeleton buried in the basement. The Priority Unit is quickly called to the scene to investigate the murder which leads to a missing person cold case and a recent home invasion"--