Sunny Randall Books in Order: Boston’s PI from Parker to Gaylin
Sunny Randall is a Boston private investigator created by Robert B. Parker, best known as the author of the Spenser novels. Sunny has some…
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Sunny Randall is a Boston private investigator created by Robert B. Parker, best known as the author of the Spenser novels. Sunny has some…
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Jane Casey is an Irish-born crime writer known particularly for realistic police procedurals featuring complicated female characters. Her Maeve Kerrigan books follow a young…
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Irina Shapiro writes historical mysteries, time-travel fiction, romantic suspense, and supernatural stories that frequently connect the present with secrets buried in the past. Her…
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Kristy Woodson Harvey writes warm, character-driven Southern fiction about family, friendship, complicated relationships, second chances, and the places people continue to call home. Her…
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Karen Robards built her career across historical romance, contemporary romance, and romantic suspense before increasingly focusing on thrillers and historical mysteries. Her books often…
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Lee Hollis is the pen name used by a brother-and-sister writing team, Rick Copp and Holly Simason. Copp is a veteran television writer and…
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Sherryl Woods is best known for warm, character-driven stories about families, friendships, romance, and small communities. Her work has inspired the television series Sweet…
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Diana Palmer is the pen name of Susan Spaeth Kyle, whose first novel under the Diana Palmer name appeared in 1979. Her bibliography spans…
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Patricia Briggs’s Mercy Thompson series combines urban fantasy, werewolves, vampires, fae, Native American folklore, and a heroine who can shift into a coyote. Mercy…
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