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When Sheila Armstrong married her husband, a cardiac surgeon on a meteoric rise to recognition and success, she should have been a proud wife of the well respected and admired surgeon. But something in the doctor was changing. He wasn't the man she thought she had married. She finds herself questioning the details of her life, haunted by unknown eyes watching her, by events that become inexplicable. Now fear replaces love, abuse replaces care.

Barb begs Megan, her best friend, to housesit Lululbelle her Siamese cat while she's hospitalized. While the antics of the cat almost destroy the house, Megan's cat sitting skills only add to the disaste. Listen while Lulubelle goes from one event to another slowly destroying Barb's house and sending her "over the wall'. Hilarious, funny, and witty. If you love cats, this is the book for you.

In this romantic thriller, you will travel with Jennifer as she battles cancer and trying to balance treatment and family only to have a murder come in and complicate the issues. This is a very sentimental read. You will gain a new respect for those going through the horrendous treatments and problems associated with this dreaded disease.

Here's a little off-beat short story about a man, his wife, and his computer. Computers can be a good thing, in the right hands, and under the right circumstances. One has to ask if a man can have an affair with a computer?

Everyone wants to be a writer. Here is a woman that is learning from a “how-to” book on mystery writing. While she is trying to write the next best seller, her husband busies himself with building bird houses. She hates bird houses. Put the two together and you have a recipe for murder.

Kim Claremont, assistant to a famous plastic surgeon is approached by a longtime friend, to perform facial reconstruction. Explaining that she is terminally ill with cancer, the waiting list is not an option. Kim, caught in a deadly trap of substance abuse, has a plan to free herself of her habit and the man who is responsible for it. But the plan leads her to the edge of murder.

Here is an amusing, but deadly tale involving a "little old lady" and her garden and wine. Bring in an obnoxious child and you have the makings for a very intriguing murder mystery. This is a short story with the twists and turns that Elizabeth's books are noted for.

Amanda, a pert and pretty mother of equally attractive teenage twin daughters find themselves invited guests on an afternoon cruise to California's Catalina Island. Blue skies, emerald waters, warm and balmy breezes. What could make the day more perfect? Only one thing. Maybe the retired reverend, the kind, benevolent grandfatherly host who invited them on board, may have an entirely different plan for his guests.

When the interior designer for a major hotel chain, Mia Kensington, is sent to a small South Pacific island to solve the troubled completion of one of its newest hotels, she's prepared to meet the usual problems. But the mysterious suicide of a hotel guest is compounded by the fact that the presiding doctor attends to one of the few remaining leper colonies in the world.

Travel along with Mia Kensington through this riveting mystery thriller. Based in an institution for the mentally incurable and the criminally insane, the twists and turns in this novel will keep you guessing.

The wife of a renowned anthropologist is drawn into the disappearance of the famous Dr. Whitehead who was to announce the discovery of a lifetime and then is murdered on board their cruise ship. When a mysterious illness creeps through the passengers, Mia abandons the cruise ship with her husband seeking a supposed sanctuary and instead is delivered back into a world of unbelievable horror. A gripping novel of suspense, intrigue, twists, and turns that you won't be able to put down. A warning: Don't listen to this book in the dark alone!

Grieving from the untimely death of his fiancee, Ryan Winslow, the young dynamic director of the Fallbrook Museum of the Arts and Sciences in Cambridge, Massachusetts, resigns his position and wanders throughout South East Asia eventually boarding a freighter bound for Prince Rupert.