Author Kelly Underwood - Underwood Typewriter

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I’m an avid arm chair detective and would make an awesome imaginary FBI agent, but in a real world disaster I know I’d be the first to die.
I’ve made my peace with it.

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Target Down

Target Down gives readers more exciting action starring everyone’s favorite hero, Matthew Redd. This time, Redd steps in to help a fellow operative protect his family. Aaron Decker isn’t dead, and now his enemies realize it. Matthew and Aaron face off with all kinds of shady characters to keep both of their families out of ... Continue reading

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Hunting an Arsonist

I have enjoyed the Colorado K-9 Unit series and Hunting an Arsonist by Jessica R. Patch is a fantastic story from start to finish! I love that the heroine, Helena Rutherford, is a forensic mechanic. Jessica Patch always has the most interesting occupations for her characters. Someone is targeting Helena and Officer Trevor Slate steps ... Continue reading

Murders in the Marquee

Murders in the Marquee is one of the best historical mysteries I’ve read in a long time. It checks all the boxes for me: fast-paced, an intriguing first chapter, an endless list of suspects, a relatable amateur sleuth, and loyal yet quirky sidekicks. I’ve been on the fence about the new trend of historical murder ... Continue reading

Fatal Finale

Fatal Finale is an epic conclusion the the Erin Delaney Mysteries series. You might be able to jump into this series in book #3, but I recommend reading the whole series. If you’ve read other Nancy Mehl books, you probably remember Kaely Quinn. In Fatal Finale, Kaely is kidnapped and the kidnapper gives Erin a chance ... Continue reading

Rodeo Witness Protector

If you love a good reunion story combined with nonstop suspense, look no further than Rodeo Witness Protector. Annie Davis moves back to town with her four-year-old. Her daughter Lily witnesses a brutal crime and won’t speak of it, leaving Annie to fend off attacks against the child. Enter Deputy Daniel Sinclair–he’d thought he’d lost ... Continue reading