The Stories We Tell: A Homefront Mystery

The Lessons We Learn: A Homefront Mystery

The Enemy We Don't Know: A Homefront Mystery

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A Homefront Mystery Series

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June, 1943 Betty Ahern isn't a novice PI anymore. After solving several dangerous cases, she is hired for what she hopes will be simpler one. A soldier home from Europe on medical furlough wants her to find his birth mother. Left at a church and raised an

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PublisherHistoria

Release dateFeb 11, 2020

Titles in the series (5)

The Enemy We Don't Know: A Homefront Mystery
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The Enemy We Don't Know: A Homefront Mystery
Liz Milliron
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November, 1942. Betty Ahern is doing her part for the war, working at Bell Aircraft while her older brother and fiancé are fighting overseas, but she really wants to be a private detective like her movie idol Sam Spade. When sabotage comes to the plant, and a suspected co-worker hires her to clear her name, Betty sees it as her big chance
November, 1942. Betty Ahern is doing her part for the war, working at Bell Aircraft while her older brother and fiancé are fighting overseas, but she really wants to be a private detective like her movie idol Sam Spade. When sabotage comes to the plant, and a suspected co-worker hires her to clear her name, Betty sees it as her big chance
The Stories We Tell: A Homefront Mystery
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The Stories We Tell: A Homefront Mystery
Liz Milliron
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It's December 1942 and Betty Ahern is enjoying her fledgling career as a private detective, investigating everything from missing jewelry to wandering boyfriends. But when Bell Airplane co-worker Emilia Brewka, whose grandmother recently died, wants Betty
It's December 1942 and Betty Ahern is enjoying her fledgling career as a private detective, investigating everything from missing jewelry to wandering boyfriends. But when Bell Airplane co-worker Emilia Brewka, whose grandmother recently died, wants Betty
The Lessons We Learn: A Homefront Mystery
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The Lessons We Learn: A Homefront Mystery
Liz Milliron
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March 1943. As the Buffalo winter ends, the father of Betty Ahern's friend, Lee Tillotson, disappears. At first his absence is a relief, providing Lee, his mother and sisters refuge from the man's frequent drunken rages. But when Mr. Tillotson is discovered drowned in the Buffalo River and the police c
March 1943. As the Buffalo winter ends, the father of Betty Ahern's friend, Lee Tillotson, disappears. At first his absence is a relief, providing Lee, his mother and sisters refuge from the man's frequent drunken rages. But when Mr. Tillotson is discovered drowned in the Buffalo River and the police c
The Truth We Hide: A Homefront Mystery
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The Truth We Hide: A Homefront Mystery
Liz Milliron
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May 1943. Betty Ahern is studying for her private investigator's license when a new client-Edward Kettle-hires her to clear his name after he was dismissed from his job at the American Shipbuilding Company. When Edward is brutally murdered, the dead man's sister hires Betty to finish the original job a
May 1943. Betty Ahern is studying for her private investigator's license when a new client-Edward Kettle-hires her to clear his name after he was dismissed from his job at the American Shipbuilding Company. When Edward is brutally murdered, the dead man's sister hires Betty to finish the original job a
The Secrets We Keep: A Homefront Mystery
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The Secrets We Keep: A Homefront Mystery
Liz Milliron
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June, 1943 Betty Ahern isn't a novice PI anymore. After solving several dangerous cases, she is hired for what she hopes will be simpler one. A soldier home from Europe on medical furlough wants her to find his birth mother. Left at a church and raised an
June, 1943 Betty Ahern isn't a novice PI anymore. After solving several dangerous cases, she is hired for what she hopes will be simpler one. A soldier home from Europe on medical furlough wants her to find his birth mother. Left at a church and raised an

Author

Liz Milliron

A recovering technical writer, Liz Milliron is the author of The Laurel Highlands Mysteries and The Homefront Mysteries. Her most recent release, Thicker Than Water, is the sixth in the Laurel Highlands Mysteries series. Short fiction has appeared in multiple anthologies, including the Anthony-award-winning Blood on the Bayou, Mystery Most Historical, Fish Out of Water, A Guppy anthology, and the upcoming Mystery Most International. She is a member of Pennwriters, Sisters in Crime, International Thriller Writers, and The Historical Novel Society. Liz lives in Pittsburgh with her son and a very spoiled retired racer greyhound.