Bøger udgivet af Andrea Kress

She's excited by a new job assignment working with the Mayor. But things quickly getdark as she finds murder and deceit lurk in the corridors of City Hall.Public servants in City Hall aren't being very honest with the public. When a citizen reports an employee's attempt at extortion, all hell breaks loose. And then that worker is murdered.Detective Halloran investigates with the perspective of his girlfriend, Amanda, an amateur sleuth. It's his job on the line but she is pulled in out of curiosity and to avoid the drama at home.As they dig deeper, they find another layer of corruption that points to people in high places. The detective and the sleuth are faced with scheming civils servants, complacent bosses, a raft of suspects, murky motives and flimsy alibis.Can they uncover the culprit with so many people and higher ups blocking their progress?MURDER IN CITY HALL is the third book in the Massachusetts Cozy mystery series. If you like strong female characters, feel-good stories and plenty of plot twists to keep you guessing, then you'll love Andrea Kress's page-turning whodunnit.

When her boss resigns, she's out of a job and at loose ends. But it is when her friend's father is killed that she hones her skills as an amateur sleuth. Can Amanda track down the killer before someone else dies? No one knows why her friend's father was in the family's vacation home in Hyannis on Cape Cod in early December. The discovery that he changed his will and was poisoned confuses his family and baffles the local sheriff. An ongoing property feud with a neighbor, a disgraced young man wronged by the family, an art dealer who suspects something is fishy, and a resentful brother are just some of the suspects. Amanda uses her detection powers to great effect, but in solving the mystery, is she putting herself in mortal danger? CHRISTMAS MURDER IN HYANNIS is the 4th book in the Massachusetts Cozy Mystery Series with Boston socialite Amanda Burnside. Set in 1933 just as Prohibition is lifted, experience the atmosphere of high society, class distinctions, Depression era nightlife and rustic Cape Cod.

She turned down marriage in order to prove her independence. What she didn't bargain for was a murder. 1933. Amanda Burnside's new project is creating a children's clinic in the colorful, ethnic, under-served North End. It's busy, noisy, bustling, and she's challenged by the differences from her upper-class upbringing. She soon questions her choices when she stumbles across the murder of a young man. Warned off from asking further questions only fuels her curiosity to solve the case. Detective Halloran is assigned to sift through the motives and evasions of too many suspects. But his sights are also set on Amanda who injects herself into the investigation. When she uncovers the clue that sends the police in the right direction, she unwittingly puts herself in the crosshairs of a kidnapping plot.Will she be able to help solve the crime? Or be its next victim? MURDER IN BOSTON'S NORTH END is the fast-paced second book in the Massachusetts Cozy Mystery Series with a sassy socialite, plenty of atmosphere and a handsome detective waiting in the wings.