Twenty-five years after her parents and brother vanished without a trace a Milford housewife agrees to appear on a reenactment show. A mysterious phone call after her story airs is just the beginning of a vicious game that someone has decided to play with her emotions.  It becomes obvious that her family was keeping secrets she never suspected.

Down and out mechanic Bob Dusza is looking to better his life by gambling at the Bridgeport jai alai fronton. His winnings are piling up and the fronton’s owner, a Greenwich millionaire, is not amused. When Dusza ends up dead, detective Pierre Appollon can’t even figure out how he died, let alone who killed him.

Providence reporter Hallie Ahern digs for facts at Connecticut blackjack tables while investigating the shooting death of her neighborhood convenience store owner.

Three-year old twin sisters Kathy and Kelly Frawley are kidnapped from their Ridgefield home and held for an $8 million ransom. Kelly is returned safely but Kathy is believed to be dead until Kelly incredibly begins imparting information about her sister's whereabouts and the identity of her ruthless abductors.

A saga about the Bradley (Skakel!) clan of Scarborough Hill (Greenwich!) in which a young man’s silence is bought by the family patriarch after he witnesses a crime committed by the man’s son.

When an esteemed professor is been found dead in his Lincoln home, Paul Tomm, the somewhat feckless new recruit on the local paper, is asked to write an obituary and ends up involved in an elaborate international intrigue.

Political factions are at war over the proposed Foxfield Mall in Wintonbury and when a downtown grocer is found dead from strangulation in the burned out ruins of his store and then the mayor dies under suspicious circumstances, Detective Elmer “Billy” Budd has his hands full as he tries to connect the two deaths.

The state police are baffled by a spree of random shootings until New Preston fortune-teller Sissy Sawyer contacts them with predictions and clues that she has read in her cards.

Peter Halloran commutes each day from his home in Riverside to New York City. His ordinary life begins to unravel on the day he sees a dead man standing on the train platform. Soon Halloran is trapped in the dark secrets and lethal mysteries of his quiet home town.

Set in 1965. After an animal lab technician finds a partial corpse in an Ivy League campus research lab, police detective Carmine Delmonico discovers that this murder is only one of many-with more to come-committed by a meticulous serial rapist/killer.

A newly transported Greenwich woman falls in with a group of desperate housewives and when a young trophy wife is found swinging from a tree in her front yard, the obvious conclusion is suicide, but mystery addict Sofie sets out to do a little sleuthing.

Contains 19 short murder mysteries set in New England, some with Connecticut as the locale.

The promiscuous owner of a downtown beauty salon in Westport is found dead with a knife wound in his back. Police Lt. Michael Phelan enlists the aid of Fairfield U psychology professor Don Sanford to unravel a tangle of conflicting clues.

Psychiatrist Amanda Hammond returns to coastal Grand Cove to practice in a private hospital there and becomes involved in the suspicious drowning of a local girl.

Kate Klein, a young mother, moves to postcard-perfect Upchurch, which turns out to be full of unpleasant surprises. When a fellow mom is murdered, Kate launches her own unofficial investigation with the help of some of her friends.

Recounts the circus-like trial of Bobby Seale and seven other Black Panthers after the body of Alex Rackley, a suspected spy within their group, was discovered near New Haven on May 21, 1969.