Mondays Are Murder

When Poppy goes on holiday to a Scottish island, she is looking forward to a week of climbing, hill-walking and horse riding. But things take a bad turn when their instructor has a fatal abseiling accident. When Poppy discovers that his rope was cut, and more of the instructors start to have 'accidents', she decides to investigate.

Harry Monday tries to solve a 20-year-old mystery and write a play about his career at the same time.

"Harry's back! That's right, Harry Monday, that Sam Spade wannabe in the trench coat and gumshoes, is hot and on his latest case. Does he know what he's doing? Who knows? Is he over his head? Of course. Especially when he finds three characters murdered at the Restful Glen Psychiatric Annex. Only after he arrives does he find out that all the inmates have multiple personalities. And the three murder victims are all the same guy! Who killed Jeffrey Stadtlander? Was it the congressman who, in a crisis, becomes Edgar Allan Poe? Or maybe it was the schoolteacher who runs hot and cold? Or what about the mailman who has more personalities than he ever had on his route? "Clues are falling like cigarettes in the boys' bathroom," he says as he soon finds himself committed--and not just to the case. This wise-cracking whodunit will have you guessing until the final red herring--or perhaps Harry's goose--is cooked."--Publisher's website

The latest book in the DI Callery series, following Murder If You Must and Murder Without Moules.

Mondays are seriously bad days for Megan, owner of a travel agency in Chicago. She witnesses a murder and recognizes the man fleeing the scene. She's threatened and firebombed by the main suspect, attacked in Amsterdam, and dumped by Matthew, the Homicide Detective she has fallen in love with – all on Mondays one spring. Her quirky friends; Bertie, Yoo Hoo, and Steve, save her life in the riveting unfolding of the rest of the murder investigation. Meanwhile Megan and Matthew must come to terms with their true feelings for each other as the case wraps up.