Cami Petersen grew up in a less than desirable neighborhood in Detroit. She started dancing in a strip club when she was just 16 so that she could pay her way through culinary school and to move her little sister, mother and herself into a better life style. She went on to become a very successful caterer in Mystic Pond - in fact she made her first million dollars by the time she was thirty years old, and married a rock star type D.J. She was found murdered last year the day before Thanksgiving. The book is written through the eyes of the detective, Mary Bartlett who was not only her friend, but also the one who found her. The murder is solved using the usual fingerprints, DNA and such, but also from reading a few volumes of Cami's thirty years of diaries - and well, evidence. Oh, and we can't forget the little "thing" that is starting to brew between the detective and the F.B.I. guy? Well, let's just say, "stay tuned." It is written short and to the point making it an easy three to four hour read.

Describes how Dirk Greineder, a prominent doctor and well-respected member of the community, led a double life filled with phone sex, Internet porn, and prostitutes, and was responsible for the brutal murder of his wife.

Guarding the manicured wilds of Florida's most exclusive retirement village might seem dull to a former homicide cop. But Addie Gorsky was tired of dodging bullets in Baltimore. After all, she’d moved to Florida to look after her father, and not chase criminals. Her new job as Mystic Cove security chief is a welcome change from all the big-city mayhem. But when Mystic Cove's most hated resident turns up in his souped-up golf cart with a bullet in his head, Addie springs into action. While the local cops focus on the unhappy wife, Addie knows there's more to the story. Only the deeper she digs, the more questions turn up. Surrounded by secretive, close-mouthed residents, Addie soon finds herself caught in a mystery as tangled as cypress roots--and directly in the sights of a calculating killer who is about to kill again.

The Stoneham Police Department received a call early Saturday morning that two bodies were found in a recreation area known as Spot Pond. I transient phoned it in. Homicide Detectives Rick Cahill and Rob Dunnehy were given the case. Upon arriving on the scene, looking at the two bodies, both detectives thought it was odd the way they were laying and the lack of blood around them. They knew from the scene that they were probably killed somewhere else and brought to the Pond. At first, William Scarsfield, CEO of Scarsfield Textiles, was a well, respected man in the community. With further investigation the suspect list kept growing and growing. With the help of Boston Detective Stephen Shields and Private Investigator John Slaughter all will work together to try and solve this murder mystery.