Bøger af Victoria Heckman

When animal communicator Elizabeth Murphy and her cats rescue an abandoned kitten, they feel they're doing a good deed. When the kitten behaves more like a human, well, more like a supernatural being, things get complicated. Elizabeth feels her long awaited pregnancy is enough for her and her firefighter husband to contend with, but along with strange goings on with the kitten in its own little world, their employee and friend becomes embroiled in criminal doings to earn a little extra cash. Complicating the situation, she can't tell anyone about the strange behavior of the kitten. Add to that she keeps seeing a white fox, both near her home on California's Central Coast-where there are no white foxes-and in her 'visits' into the communicator world. Either it's a magical problem, or she's losing it. Regardless, she has to figure this all out on her own, with the clock running out on when the baby arrives!

Nomadic basket weaver Coconut Man leaves the village where he's made his home for the past season to find new customers. His long walk takes him over the mountain and into the territory of Madame Pele, the volcano goddess where he battles magical forces and discovers more about his past and his own untapped power.

Honolulu Police officer Katrina Ogden, K.O., has faced many dangers: drug dealers, murderers, robbers, burglars, but she faces her greatest challenge yet. Her nephew Raj is an up and coming surfer on the pro circuit. K.O.'s sister, Raj's mother, has entrusted his care to her while he's here in the islands. He's only fifteen so K.O. agrees to let him stay with her, shuttle him to practices on the North Shore, and function as his guardian. When tempers on the surf team flare, it's just one more thing for K.O. to worry about. Raj surfs better than projected and now has become a threat to other members of not only his own team, but world-wide competitors. When a top team member is murdered, K.O. doesn't know where to turn. Could Raj be next and the killer merely eliminating competition to move up the ladder?

Elizabeth Murphy has conversed with animals all her life. When she takes a temp clerk job at Division HQ of the county fire department, she discovers irregularities that not only jeopardize but target fire fighters, including her husband. Curious and determined, she visits the scenes of suspicious fires and elicits valuable information, however from unusual sources. Animals. How can she bring this problem to light when none of the witnesses can appear in court?