The Library

Eight poetic turns of phrase, eight euphemisms. The story's just begun WHEN THE RABBIT HAS THE GUN. In JACK OF ALL TRADES, specialization is just one remarkable trait. SHOW YOURSELF APPROVE dips back to old-school morals, while TRUTH BE TOLD dives into some murky water. ONE HAND WASHES THE OTHER features a look at traditional reciprocity. A STITCH IN TIME finds our heroes quickly getting to the bottom of a cloudy conundrum. And while DO UNTO OTHERS starts with a murder but not necessarily death, PLUS ONE leaves readers with one extra mystery at no extra charge.

Ten brand-new Duncan Godley mysteries in one volume. The cases are cold, the clues are scattered, and Duncan is the only one who can put it all together.

The house is silent. The neighbors say nothing happened. Duncan Godley knows better.

Five new cases. Five new puzzles. Duncan Godley is back — and the mysteries keep getting more complex.

Everyone is chasing something. Nobody agrees on what it is. Duncan just wants to know who started the chase — and why.

Three secrets. Three scandals. One brilliant detective who refuses to look away.

In 1950s North Texas, private investigator Duncan Godley and her professor husband Jackson "Pup" Russell chase clues through murder, lies, small-town cops, crooked power, and hard-boiled shadows.

In 2097 Dallas, Duncan and Pup investigate a robot accused of murder, while a jealous synthetic assistant, flying cars, eco-terrorists, corrupt trillionaires, and retro-noir danger complicate every clue.

When a gala murder and stolen historical ledger threaten Duncan, Joy, Jack, Marshal Powers, and one terrified family, brilliant investigators collide to find a missing girl before the truth disappears.

Dynamic, steadfast, and driven: City Marshal Lynn Powers leads Dallas' small law enforcement agency, earning the trust of her community, the respect of local police, and the loyalty of her staff.

Her staff is small but loyal and tough, but fair. But her legacy is much more complicated.

It's the Great Texas Warrant Roundup, and competition between agencies to bring in the most arrestees is fierce — but so is a larger scheme, one with consequences that could be deadly.

"We're going in a different direction." A backhanded firing is just the starting point for this set of twisting and turning tales by an unnamed former cop and former teacher who unexpectedly finds himself in two new careers: novelist and private investigator. With the help of his dedicated wife and wily pre-teen daughter, the hero finds a new direction...and suspects as well.

The road to Hollywood is just the beginning as the hero and his family prepare for the release of a new movie based on his bestseller. But just because literary success arrives on schedule doesn't mean all is well. Trouble keeps following our guy, and this time the stakes are off the chain.

It's off to a Tokyo amusement park, one that most certainly IS NOT the Mouse House. All the hero wants is just a little fun and relaxation with his family. But fate has a great sense of humor and extremely poor timing, as the hero finds himself in the middle of a fine kettle of sushi.

Jack Best and Joy Flare — members of an elite multi-agency task force — are the best investigators Dallas County has, and this collection of tales shows why!

The Mall is more than a collection of stores. It's an ecosystem, a living organism, and as with all living things, relentless death waits just around the corner.

Beth Black has a gift she never asked for — and a mystery she cannot ignore. When visions of a girl who vanished decades ago begin pulling her toward the oldest building in Bellweather, Beth and her friends Holly and Zane discover that some secrets ring louder than bells. Book 1 of the Beth Black Teen Mystery Series.