Erin Huss

From the "Hilarious" (Huffington Post) bestselling author of the Cambria Clyne Mystery Series comes a new laugh-out-loud cozy mystery with a paranormal twist... My name is Zoe Lane, and I see dead people. Well, I see one dead person. Willie MacIntosh, a ninety-something-year-old multi-millionaire, who looks thirty, has a demanding personality, a strong opinion on my wardrobe and my love life, and he wants to know how he died. The problem is, there were a lot of people who wanted Willie MacIntosh dead, and it's my job to figure out who the killer is. At least, I think it's my job. This whole medium gig is new to me. What I do know for sure is digging around in a dead stranger's life, especially when there's a multi-million dollar inheritance on the line, is a dangerous business. If I'm not careful, the next dead person will be me. Book One: Making a Medium out May 9th, 2019Book Two: The Medium Place out May 14th, 2019Book Three: Medium Things out July 2019

A Lost Souls Lane Mystery

Making a Medium

From bestselling author Erin Huss comes another "laugh-out-loud funny" (Readers' Favorite Five Star Review) Cambria Clyne Mystery. A #1 Amazon Bestseller in Cozy Mystery & Amateur Sleuth categories! Since taking the job of an on-site apartment manager, single-mom Cambria Clyne's life has been one wild ride. Streaking residents, a corpse in the dumpster, rogue parrots-she has seen it all. Or so she thinks. When the manager of the apartment building next door, Violet Pumpkin, goes missing, Cambria steps in to help run the property and aid in the investigation. The problem is, the more Cambria digs, the more she discovers Violet had been anything but honest in her dealings and there are more suspects than Cambria has fingers. The shady pizza delivery guy, the stressed property owners, the drunken rooftop walker, the mysterious Clint Eastwood look-alike lurking around, or one of the angry residents who received rental increases the day before Violet vanished. Of course, there's still the business of doing her own job, parenting an outspoken three-year-old, and choosing between the two men in her life. Cambria is in over her head-not that that's ever stopped her before! Will Cambria find Violet before it's too late, or will she be the next apartment manager to go missing? Cambria Clyne Mysteries: Strawberry Swirl & Suspicion (prequel short story in the Pushing Up Daisies collection)French Vanilla & Felonies (book #1)Rocky Road & Revenge (book #2)Double Fudge & Danger (book #3)"You cannot help but fall in love with Cambria!"-Cozy Mystery Book Reviews

Double Fudge & Danger

Why can't you pay the rent? The monthly question most apartment managers find themselves asking at least a handful of tenants. In this hilarious piece, Cambria Clyne, the sassy heroine of For Rent, is presented with 31 real-life excuses for not paying the rent. Everything from "my identity was stolen" to "I needed drinking money for the weekend" is offered as a so-called reasonable attempt to get out of forking over the cash (or unsigned money order or check that will surely bounce). Now the question is: How will Cambria get them all to pay up? If you'd like to try the ebook before you buy, it's free if you sign up for Erin's newsletter: http://bit.ly/erinhussnews Author Interview What was your inspiration to write The Apartment Manager Series? All the apartment managers I've met agree on one thing-someone needs to write a book about this bizarre industry! So I thought, why not me? As a former on-site apartment manager and longtime blogger at The Apartment Manager's Blog, I have a lot of inspiration right at my fingertips. So much so, this had to be a series. It seems these books could fit into several genres. How would you categorize them? To me, a good book has a bit of mystery, a dose of romance, a twist, and a whole lot of humor. So I applied this formula to For Rent: humor, mystery and romance... I think it could easily fit into chick lit, romantic comedy, and even a cozy mystery. What sets Cambria apart, and how is her story different from other romantic comedies? Cambria is a feisty single mom determined to do right by her daughter. She's smart, witty, awkward, humble and possibly too nosy for her own good. Even when she's thrust into strange and dangerous situations, she manages to hold her own. She's not easily defeated, even when everything (and everyone) says she should be. Cambria isn't out to find love (this isn't really a romance story, though the handyman is pretty cute), but she wouldn't be opposed to it finding her. She's really out to start a new job and establish a career for herself in an industry that is deceptively difficult. She fumbles along the way, and this is what makes her relatable. In what order should I read the books? My books are like Diet Coke and French fries-good on their own, but oh-so-good together. I would recommend the following order: - For Rent - For Hire - Move-In Special (coming soon!) - Can't Pay My Rent: A Month of Excuses (get your free ecopy by joining my mailing list: http://bit.ly/erinhussnews) Thanks for reading!

A Month of Excuses

Can't Pay My Rent

My name is Zoe Lane, and I see dead people.Right now, I'm on my way to Los Angeles with my boyfriend and a spirit. The spirit's name is Jose, and he was executed on death row for a murder he didn't commit. Our mission, once we land, is to find out who the real killer was and make sure justice is served. Though I also plan to visit Hollywood Blvd, try caviar, and look for a (living) celebrity or two because even a medium needs a day off now and then.Sure, I was nervous about flying for the first time, but as soon as we got up in the air I was fine. And then a new spirit decided to make a mid-flight appearanceHis name is Captain Sims, and he's supposed to be flying the plane we're currently on!So, uh, the pilot is dead-probably murdered-and the plane is experiencing an intense amount of turbulence, and...uh...is it normal for the oxygen masks to come down from the ceiling? There's a lot of little alarms sounding off, and I'm slightly concerned about the smoke coming from the left wing and...oh no, also from the right wing.I better go.

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