Bøger af Fiona Tarr

When dark secrets come to light, a trail of murder and deceit will follow.Constable Jenny Williams spent the last decade obsessed with finding her missing cousin. She became a cop, moved to a remote outback mining town and put her career on the line to track Melanie down. Now she's been found, Jenny should be overjoyed...But her cousin's past is full of unanswered questions and dark secrets. Jenny is willing to ignore it all, until a woman's body is uncovered at William Creek Station - the very same place Melanie disappeared from all those years ago.As the investigation kicks into high gear, Jenny's gut instincts scream there must be a connection between Melanie's disappearance and the suspicious deaths at William Creek Station.When she finds the connection, she won't be the only one who wishes it never came to light.

They say she's a murder magnet. They could be right...Constable Jenny Williams became a cop to find her missing cousin. Since arriving in the small, outback mining town, she's uncovered secrets, lies and murder. Now a fun day fossicking for opals has revealed yet another body.A woman has been found crushed and mutilated inside mining equipment. Jenny is sure the woman's death was no accident. She investigates and uncovers a link to an extremist Sovereigntist cult who don't take kindly to strangers.As if fanatics weren't scary enough - the commune is full of armed men and what appears to be women held captive. Her gut instincts are telling her this cult is trouble, but she needs proof.Jenny's boss tells her to do what she's never been good at - be patient, don't stir up trouble and keep her mouth shut. But when she discovers a local barmaid is a former cult member, she pushes the woman for answers.Until the barmaid goes missing....

'Wow, absolutely amazing.' Claire Simpson'I was absolutely enthralled. I believe it is the best one yet.' Debra FosterEgypt is rising, as the House of David is beginning to crumble.A promised betrothal threatens to drive a wedge between David and those closest to him, but that isn't the most concerning issue. Jezebel can feel her powers returning and when she disappears, General Martinez fears the worst.The Palace is rife with politics and when the plotting is revealed, death will follow....

A failed assassination draws general Martinez deeper into a political power struggle.Martinez's son has been missing from birth. Unbeknown to the General, the boy's life now hangs in the balance.The children of prophecy have been revealed; as the forces of darkness begin the hunt.A new enemy is rising and it will take more than magic to save the Kingdom this time...

She knew she'd uncover secrets. She didn't expect them to be her own.Constable Jenny Williams moved to an outback mining town to find her missing cousin. The cold case is finally warming up, but it appears the remote, desolate desert community is hiding more secrets.When a car crashes into the local motel reception, Jenny jumps in to help dig the owner from the debris - only to find tragedy. A women's corpse is discovered hidden in the carnage, turning the crash scene into a crime scene.Jenny starts digging, but quickly discovers the prime suspect is her friend, the woman who's been her rock since she came to town. Jenny's gut is telling her Marj didn't kill anyone, but she'll need do what her boss hates - ruffle feathers to find the truth.Dredging up the past puts Jenny in the killer's sights. Someone wants the past kept in the past. They'll do anything to keep their secrets hidden.Even kill a cop!

Missing motive for murder...Constable Jenny Williams took a job in a remote opal mining town for answers. When the case surrounding her missing cousin goes cold, she embraces an invitation to party with the locals. But the night is cut short when the live music event turns into a crowded crime scene.A high-pitched scream and the smell of burning flesh has left a woman burned to death. No one saw the perpetrator, not even Jenny. Now it's her job to catch the psychopath before they kill again. With no ID, no witnesses and no one coming forward who knows the woman, her case has no leads - not even a motive.Until the victim's best friend wanders into the police station, nearly three days later.

If bones could talk...Constable Jenny Williams came to the opal mining town of Coober Pedy to solve a family mystery, but two dead women in her first month have her colleagues labelling her a murder magnet.A young woman is found dead at the side of a remote outback road, presumably victim of a hit and run. But she's miles from anywhere, barefoot and covered in blood that has nothing to do with an accident.As Jenny hunts down her prime suspect, new forensic evidence turns her theories upside down. Has she made a huge mistake and led a vigilante right to an innocent person's door?

She came to find answers - she discovered a trail of secrets...When Jenny Williams took a job as the new constable in an outback opal mining town, she thought she'd be hunting down clues to find her missing aunt and cousin. But when a young woman's body is found at the bottom of a mine shaft, a possible murder forces her personal agenda to take a back seat.Jenny goes head to head with her new commanding officer. He doesn't want to ruffle feathers in town and rules the case Death By Misadventure. But Jenny is sure the dead woman met with foul play.Risking her job, and her chance at solving her family mystery, Jenny will go behind her boss's back and uncover not only a killer, but a lead that could reveal a decade of corruption.This case could be the link she's been hoping for. But it might just end her career.Or even her life!

Liz knew Jack's former girlfriend had walked out on him. What no one expected after ten years, was for her bones to be unearthed from under a tonne of concrete.As it becomes obvious that Marilyn De Beer didn't die of natural causes, Jack draws Liz into the investigation. But when a tenacious young blogger with a taste for justice goes public with new evidence, more bodies appear.An attempted kidnapping exposes corruption, trafficking and a decade of deceit, forcing Liz to call on a client from her sordid past. When Liz dives head first into danger, she discovers that protecting those closest to her will come at a cost-one she might not be able to pay.

Since trading in her high heels for a PI badge, Liz has developed an insatiable appetite for justice-one that nearly always ends up getting her in trouble.When Liz pulled back from the escort business, she never managed to quit the game entirely. Holding on to the past meant seeing Ted Lincoln, a long-term client, one more time. Now he's been found dead with a bullet in his brain and Liz is the prime suspect.All Liz wants to do is hunt down Ted's killer, but as the trail leads down the rabbit hole of her sordid past, she worries that her budding relationship with local detective Jack Cunningham might not survive the ride.Liz sinks her teeth into the investigation, and discovers a deadly game with more lives at risk. She becomes bait in a trap, but it might just as easily snap shut on her. Permanently...

Delilah is young, poor and inexperienced. Discovering Samson's secret might not be as easy as she thinks!When Delilah is compelled to discover the source of Samson's divine strength, she becomes torn between her desire for wealth and growing feelings she cannot yet understand. She has no idea that the Eternal Realm is at war, but she quickly realises there is more at play than religion and politics. The Goddess Asherah knows Delilah is the key to future peace in the heavens, yet she is forbidden from meddling with humanity….. But when the Dark God Dagon grows obsessed with Delilah, she must choose a side. Will Asherah risk revealing herself to protect the ancient prophecy and secure peace for her brethren?Delilah and the Dark God is the second book in The Eternal Realm series; a religious fantasy series that mixes mythology and intrigue in epic fantasy style. If you like strong characters, intricate plots and action, then you will love Fiona Tarr's contemporary take on this old biblical classic.