Coming June 10, 2026
The Latest Installment in the
Christie’s Flower Shoppe Cozy Mystery Series
Christie didn’t believe in ghosts. Until she met one.
Decorating for elegant weddings and receptions was Christie’s passion. She felt squeamish, however, when the bride-to-be announced that the venue was a haunted mansion, at least according to the locals.
When she and her friend Anita went upstairs to look for the cause of noise they had heard from the ballroom, they discovered an orange tabby cat sitting next to an overturned chair on the floor. Ghosts indeed!
But after a young lady falls to her death from the padlocked widow’s walk, Christie begins to wonder if there might be some truth to the rumors. Or is someone trying to sabotage her business?
The fourth cozy mystery novel in the Christie’s Flower Shoppe series.
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The Latest Installment in the
Julia Fairchild Mysteries
A hot air balloon ride…
And a body in the desert…
In the sunny desert landscape of Palm Desert, Julia Fairchild and her adventurous sister Carly embark on a thrilling hot air balloon ride. Little do they know, this seemingly innocent excursion will thrust them into a web of mystery and intrigue that they never could have imagined. As they float peacefully through the sky, their carefree afternoon takes a dark turn when their eyes catch sight of a lifeless body lying motionless among the unforgiving sands below.
Speculations arise when it is revealed that the deceased is believed to be a missing financier, Trevor Lundgren, who had been under investigation for unusual investment practices. Authorities were convinced that he had fled the country to escape the consequences of his actions.
However, as Julia and Carly investigate deeper, they unravel a murderous plot which puts them in the line of fire.
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P.J. PETERSON‘s first dream at the age of seven was to grow up to be a doctor and “help” people. After 37 years of practicing internal medicine, she published a mystery that had lain dormant on a floppy disc for almost 40 years. She discovered the thrill of pressing that “publish” button and found a whole new world.
Writing mysteries is her way of using her diagnostic skills in a different way–burying puzzles to solve inside a story with snippets of real life. And it keeps her out of trouble, more or less.
PJ’s passions, when she’s not writing, are health care and education. She donates time to the local free medical clinic and shares a portion of her royalties with St. Rose Catholic School and Seton High College Prep, both of which are close to her heart.
