Yellowstone Investigations Series

This stand-alone romantic suspense is over 79,000 words long. If you enjoy it, you can continue the five-part series. This is the first book of the series.   In the wilds of Yellowstone National Park, rugged men risk everything to do the right thing, even when the people who hire them aren't always exactly what they seem…   Dallas: The spring thaw often brings out those looking for something that might have been lost during the winter. I'm not worried. My dogs can find anything I ask them to. Then Mary shows up with a twenty-year-old diary and a story about her missing mother, and I realize I might be about to bite off more than I can chew.   Mary: I know my mother didn't just up and leave twenty years ago. Proving it is another thing. But the closer Dallas and I get to unraveling a mystery twenty years in the making, the more someone doesn't want us to find out what really happened to my poor, dearly departed mother.

This second book in the series, with over 79,000 words of romantic suspense, tells the story of Shannon and Xander…   Shannon: If statistics say most children are abducted by someone that they know, what does it say when twenty-two kids go missing on a hike? I know what happened to those kids. I just have to find someone who will listen to me. At least Xander doesn't immediately tell me I'm just trying to cover up my incompetence.   Xander: Wild animals behaving badly, and children running wild all over the park—lately, Yellowstone has turned into a circus. But my team and I aren't going to leave those kids out there any longer than we have to. So when the mother lies and the father is clueless, the teacher is the only one to listen to. It doesn't take me long to realize that Shannon knows exactly what happened to those kids. The only real question left is why.

This third book in the series, with over 79,000 words of romantic suspense, tells the story of Frankie and Shawn...   Frankie: My name is Frankie Benson, and I'm a journalist. I'm tired of everyone thinking that I'm splashing lies all over the front page. When the bodies of two women are found not far from each other within the boundaries of Yellowstone National Park, I figure this is my chance. The problem is that nobody will even believe that these women were murdered.   Shawn: Trying to change an official cause of death from accidental to homicide doesn't happen very often. This crazy reporter thinks she's going to get me to help her do it anyway. At first, I only go along with Frankie to keep her from getting herself into trouble. The longer I listen to her insanity, the more sense she starts to make. By the time I realize that Frankie isn't crazy at all, we're in this thing so deep I'm not sure I can get us out.

This fourth book in the series, with over 79,000 words of romantic suspense, tells the story of Ariana and Paco…    Ariana: Father and son outings are one thing. I'm pretty sure my brother brought my father to Yellowstone National Park so he can commit murder. Too bad nobody believes me. Not even the helicopter pilot I hired truly thinks I know what I'm talking about. At least he's nice enough to listen, even when we get to my brother's campsite and find both Adam and my father are just fine. There's a game here. I know it. But I don't know what it is.   Paco: I can't put my finger on exactly what's going on with this family. They're rich, and maybe that's why they're so weird. But there's something happening here, and Ariana is convinced that her brother is about to commit murder. Maybe my job is to make sure she doesn't get herself killed trying to do what's right.

This fifth book in the series, with over 80,000 words of romantic suspense, tells the story of Callum and Laura…   Callum: When I first came to Yellowstone and started my business, I was licking my wounds. My wife had been murdered. The man who did it was still roaming free and flashing his FBI badge all over town. I was disgraced and pretty sure that it was all over. And that included the strange and confusing relationship I had with a fellow psychological researcher named Laura Selway. Now Laura's here in Wildcat because that murderer is on the move again, and she's determined that we're going to chase him down.   Laura: I never understood why Callum up and left the east coast to hide here in the middle of nowhere. This place is strange. The people are hardworking, but untrusting. And now that I'm here to poke my nose into their local goings on, I'm about to find out just how hostile they can get. That means Callum is my lifeline. I thought I was older and wiser. I thought I could just keep things casual and focus on the case. Now I'm hoping to fix the past and convince Callum it's time to head back east to where we both belong.

Enjoy all FIVE books from the series. Contains over 399,000 words of romantic suspense.   In the wilds of Yellowstone National Park, there are five rugged men who will risk everything to do the right thing even when the people who hire them aren't always exactly what they seem…   BOOK ONE: MOTHER MAY I Spring thaw often brings out those looking for something that might have been lost during the winter. I'm not worried. My dogs can find anything I ask them to. Then Mary shows up with a twenty-year-old diary and a story about her missing mother and I realize I might be about to bite off more than I can chew.   BOOK TWO: PICK UP STICKS Wild animals behaving badly, children running wild all over the park—lately, Yellowstone has turned into a circus. But my team and I aren't going to leave those kids out there any longer than we have to. So, when the mother lies and the father is clueless, the only one left to listen to is the teacher. It doesn't take me long to realize that Shannon knows exactly what happened to those kids. The only real question left is why.   BOOK THREE: LEAPFROG Trying to change an official cause of death from accidental to homicide doesn't happen very often. This crazy reporter thinks she's going to get me to help her do it anyway. At first, I only go along with Frankie to keep her from getting herself into trouble. The longer I listen to her insanity, the more sense she starts to make. By the time I realize that Frankie isn't crazy at all, we're in this thing so deep I'm not sure I can get us out.   BOOK FOUR: FOUR SQUARE I can't put my finger on exactly what's going on with this family. They're rich, and maybe that's why they're so weird. But there's something happening here, and Ariana is convinced that her brother is about to commit murder. Maybe my job is to make sure she doesn't get herself killed trying to do what's right.   BOOK FIVE: HANGMAN When I first came to Yellowstone and started my business, I was licking my wounds. My wife had been murdered. The man who did it was still roaming free and flashing his FBI badge all over town. I was disgraced and pretty sure that it was all over. And that included the strange and confusing relationship I had with a fellow psychological researcher named Laura Selway. Now Laura's here in Wildcat because that murderer is on the move again, and she's determined that we're going to chase him down.