Browsing: Dark Humor

Cure Or Die Book 3 in the Damaged Goods Mystery Series Certified Process Server Jackie Parker could do a case…

When a man is found dead in her tearoom, Gemma Rose sets out to unveil his murderer — with the help of the elderly ladies who frequent her shop, her mischievous tabby cat, and an old flame. A funny and charming whodunit with a delectable scone recipe!

While at an Oxford cocktail party, tearoom owner Gemma Rose overhears a sinister conversation minutes before a University student is…

As a soul collector in the afterlife, Lana leads a dull existence… until a dangerous new assignment plunges her into nonstop trouble! Part of a “charming and hilarious” series (New York Times bestselling author MaryJanice Davidson).

After her mother goes missing, 11-year-old Copper struggles to survive the dangers of living on the streets. But more trouble awaits as she uncovers the truth about her mother’s disappearance… An emotional, gritty read!

Perfect for fans of The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel: Meet 79-year-old Martha and her four best friends — retirement home residents who set out to regain their independence by turning to a life of crime. A funny and moving international bestseller!

In a town called Everafter, Snow White has been sentenced to Granny’s House for Girls. But the more she investigates her mysterious housemates, the more danger she finds herself in… An edgy, twisted take on your favorite fairy tale characters!

Private eye Decker teams up with unpredictable hermit Skink to unveil a high-stakes fishing tournament scam. But reeling in the truth could put both their lives on the line… “A savagely funny crime adventure” (Miami Herald) from a #1 New York Times bestselling author!

In San Francisco, the souls of the dead are mysteriously disappearing—and you know that can’t be good—in New York Times…

A New York Times bestseller with over 35,000 five-star ratings on Goodreads: When his father dies, Judd must contend with his difficult family — and his estranged wife’s shocking news. “Hilarious and often heartbreaking” (Los Angeles Times).