Manuscript for Murder
Meet Alexa Hartfield, one of Fairbury's most eligible bachelorettes, not to mention fashion connoisseur and celebrity author. She seems to have everything going for her... until someone starts replicating the murders she writes in real life. Can the police end this killing spree, or will this be the end of Alexa's writing career?
More info →Crime of Fashion
New. All is new in Alexa's world. New home, new friendships, new business venture, new feelings. But when a new murder and murderer surface, Alexa finds herself ready to close the book on all things new. Can Joe convince her of her need for his friendship and protection before it's too late?
More info →Two O’Clock Slump
When going home turns into a nightmare worse than Alexa had already envisioned, she's in a fight for time. Can she prove her own innocence even when all clues point at her?
More info →Front Window
When Faye Hartfield moves to Fairbury, Alexa's hopes for a quiet, murder-free life goes out the front window.
More info →Silenced Knight
The Hartfield women are at it again. When a local woman is the primary suspect in a murder investigation, Alexa and Faye are off to prove her innocent and find the true killer before he or she strikes again.
More info →Alexa Hartfield. Author, local celebrity, fashion connoisseur. She chose Fairbury for its close proximity to Rockland, its small town atmosphere, and its low crime rate.
Thanks to her latest novel, her latest venture, and her latest trip, her experience with mayhem and murder is no longer limited to her imagination. Chasing down a serial killer wearing a dress that looks ripped from a “bonnet drama” or right out of the 40’s might seem a bit odd to the rest of the world, but for Alexa, it’s all in a day’s work.
Manuscript for Murder – When her neighbors wind up dead–the victims of her latest unpublished novel–Alexa can’t rely on her editor to weed out this literary cliche!
Crime of Fashion – When Alexa invests in a fashion endeavor, she doesn’t expect to make that kind of killing!
Two O’clock Slump – She did not plan to wake up at two o’clock in the morning to an alarm from an empty hotel room. And she certainly did not expect to be accused of murdering the man inside.







