Elizabeth Gunn

Reflections on War and Peace and Anna Karenina

A Daring Coiffeur

Burning Meredith

Connie Shelton

Allana Martin

Tom Mitcheltree

How Still We See Thee Lie

A Sarah Burke Mystery - Tucson Police detective Sarah Burke is called in to investigate a horrific double murder in a high-dollar neighbourhood, and the tragic destiny of a rich and troubled family unfolds . . . Meanwhile, Sarahs household bulges at the seams, as her niece, her mother and her boyfriend all search for accommodation in her small spaces and crowded schedule, and her sister, as usual, does nothing to make things easier . . .

New River Blues

When Detective Sarah Burke is sent to an incident at Fairweather Farms senior living center, she makes a grisly discovery: the center's van driver was shot in the head during a car chase. But why was a kindly man targeted and killed so dramatically by a team of hoodlums? Sarah is forced to risk her career - and her life - in her search for answers.

Sarah's List

The apparent suicide of an ex-cop leads Sarah Burke to investigate three bizarre deaths in three years in the same family . . . Police detective Sarah Burke's Saturday off is interrupted when she is called to duty—a rookie cop has been involved in a shootout with a criminal stealing copper wire from a warehouse. When the criminal in question turns out to be Ed “Red Man” Lacey, a former colleague on the force, Sarah is shocked. The evidence suggests he was committing suicide-by-cop. But why—and how did Ed go from a respected career in law enforcement to this? Sarah and her team delve into Ed’s life, and soon decide to re-open an investigation into three deaths. The more they investigate, the more obstacles they encounter—particularly from the family, who quickly close ranks . . . “An old-fashioned Southwest procedural that builds at a satisfyingly snappy pace.” —Library Journal “Fans of Muller’s Sharon McCone, Grafton’s Kinsey Millhone, and Paretsky’s V. I. Warshawski will want to add Gunn’s Sarah Burke to their list.” —Booklist

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