Mike Bowerbank – författare

Taken away from her family and then abandoned, Dorothy was determined to get her family back and to put down new roots, no matter how many times it meant starting over.Set in the first half of the Twentieth Century, from 1907 to 1947, "e;Lost in the Woods"e; is the true story of an extraordinary woman living in extraordinary times. Dorothy Woods' young life was thrown into turmoil, but she was determined to find a place she could call home.

Crowfort was a sleepy town of three thousand one-hundred twenty-seven people; a number which included the person who was just murdered.A young witness described the murder and specific details of a suspect, but she did so while in a hospital room twenty miles away... and she's blind.And there are those who will kill to keep their secrets safe. First came The Baneridge Murders.Then came A Cruise to Die For.Now, The Witness Who Wasn't There wraps up the mystery trilogy.There will be answers.There will be drama.There will also be puns, but by now you've groan to expect them.

Lawyers on a cruise ship are being murdered and it's not a punchline. There's not just the killer to worry about, there's also an assassin, a code of silence, and several people who are not who or what they claim to be.A story of betrayal, threats, double-crosses, and conspiracy. And that's just how the lawyers interact with their colleagues.It's also a story of murder, theft, terrible puns, and one rather conspicuous thermos. This is the follow-up to "e;The Baneridge Murders"e; and second in the "e;baneridge"e; trilogy.

Alyssa is failing three of her classes, is struggling socially, and can't wait until her high school years are behind her.She has also discovered that her parents made a lot of enemies over the years, including the ones who are currently targeting her for abduction.With her parents overseas, she is on the run and not sure who she can trust.Today is the day when high school becomes the least problematic aspect of Alyssa's life.

When life-altering situations knock people down, there are three types of people:those who get up and fight their way through it;those who stay down and never recover;and one (and only one) person who does whatever she can in order to save her Italian leather shoes.This is the story of that one person, and she is a retired sex worker who wonders if she can find love, feel joy, and find a place to hide the body so the detective can't find it. This is probably not the kind of book you think it is.There is a homicide, but this isn't a mystery.There is dating, but this isn't a romance.There is sex, but this is neither porn nor erotica.This is a dark comedy about things that aren't funny, but don't feel guilty if you find yourself snickering and chuckling your way through it. Warning: There is adult subject matter throughout this novel so it is recommended for mature readers only.Like any other story, however, it's less about the subject matter and more about how different people respond when faced with difficult situations.

The haunted house isn't really haunted.The scheming heirs aren't really scheming.The crooked lawyer isn't really crooked.Only one of those statements is true. Alyssa Bristol was hired to house-sit at an estate home, but can she also deal with unpleasant heirs, an arrogant lawyer, and (quite possibly) a ghost?

Taken away from her family and then abandoned, Dorothy was determined to get her family back and to put down new roots, no matter how many times it meant starting over.Set in the first half of the Twentieth Century, from 1907 to 1947, "e;Lost in the Woods"e; is the true story of an extraordinary woman living in extraordinary times. Dorothy Woods' young life was thrown into turmoil, but she was determined to find a place she could call home.

An unsolved murder.A missing detective.Inexplicable clues.All in a town with too many secrets. "e;The Baneridge Murders"e; were enough of a mystery even before the detective went missing. Now his two hired assistants are tasked with trying to piece together the case in a town that is trying to drive them out.Their main clue: a sketchbook of impossible pictures from a possibly supernatural source.Their main lead: a troubled 12-year-old boy who believes that God talks to him.In small towns, everyone has their secrets. In Baneridge, there's at least one person who is willing to kill to keep their secrets from being discovered.And the bodies are starting to pile up...

A deadly bomb attack at the courthouse has left two people dead, and all of the evidence so far points to Alyssa Bristol as the perpetrator. She was placed under arrest, and that was arguably the least distressing part of her day. Extricated from police custody by her friend Abby, both women have become fugitives, and are being pursued by two relentless police detectives, who have enough evidence to charge Alyssa with domestic terrorism and two counts of murder. There is also the matter of an alarmingly violent assailant, seemingly determined to leave a trail of destruction in their rampage across the city. Alyssa is on the run and has no time to clear her name, so it will be up to her friends and family to solve the mystery before it's too late.

Criminal-turned-detective Abby Lunay is drawn into the mysterious deaths of several doctors tied to a medical research company, whose lawyers are working to cover it up. Abby will need make use of her occult knowledge and criminal skills to solve it, putting her on a collision course with the investigating cop. As the case escalates, Abby and her girlfriend Gina face further danger from a violent lawyer. The investigation ultimately leads to Abby having to face someone from her past in an epic – and deadly – showdown.