Waiting is difficult, but in this game of murder, waiting is the name of the game.Susie has a humdrum life working in an airport coffee shop, but it doesn't stop her from having big dreams. When the planes are grounded, life changes for her after she accepts a new job and a deal that puts her face to face with a serial killer.Who killed Shawn Davis? That's the question Susie has to answer if she wants a better paycheck. The jury has convicted Ian Little, alt...

What happens when an imprisoned murderer and a crime writer put their heads together?After the heinous murder of her husband, everyone believes Susan is missing, instead, she has emerged intact with a new name, and now she's a popular crime author. There is one problem. Her books have the detectives questioning if they are fiction or true crime.If your vision of a good day is relaxing with a James Patterson novel, you'll enjoy The Dawn Knight Series.

When Dawn Knight's crime novel describes a murder before it happens, can the detectives protect the target?The Dawn Knight Short Story Series is best enjoyed by reading the stories in order.Dawn Knight has reached the top of her popularity as an author, obtaining a coveted interview with an iconic talk show host. The problem is her novel. It outlines the murder of a popular out of towner. The police believe her novels are blueprints for murder. They scramble to keep the ico...

Waiting is difficult, but in this game of murder, waiting is the name of the game.Susie has become a best-selling author with the big dream of her newest novel making millions, except she cannot finish the book. She is unprepared to write the ending.When Anthony, her husband, offers to help, he is unaware it will be the last thing he does.From the Desk of Ask Sue:Experience is the best teacher, especially with murder.

The man who split the town of Marston in two.To half the town, Coach Terrence Jackson is a hero. To the rest, he's a predator who escaped justice with a not-guilty verdict—and a smug smile he never seems to lose.Rose Canter is the only victim willing to speak publicly. The rest stay silent as the coach walks free, protected by money, status, and a reputation too polished to break.But silence doesn't mean forgiveness.Behind closed doors, some...