Jean Harrington Books

A Listed and Lethal MysteryFresh off her ex-boyfriend's Harley and ready to remake herself, Honey Ingersoll snags a job with Sam Ridley, Eureka Falls' biggest realtor. During the sale of an empty farmhouse, she finds the body of a young woman with big hair, stilettos and a bullet hole in her chest. Days later, she discovers uncut diamonds on neighboring land -- and, soon after, the owner's body. The sheriff believes the incidents are unrelated. Honey, now a person of interest in two murders, thinks otherwise.

The story revolves around Carl Huggins, who seeks to sell the Chocolate Moose, a Victorian house with a sordid history as a former bordello. Realtor Honey Ingersoll faces challenges in marketing the property, especially after a skeleton is found inside and a dead woman with connections to the house is discovered outside. As they navigate the complexities of the house's past and the recent discoveries, the plot delves into themes of mystery and the impact of history on the present.

Abby O'Donnell seeks to escape an unwanted marriage by stowing away on Lord Harry Rushmount's ship, which arrives in Providence harbor. This daring decision sets her on a dangerous journey, filled with uncertainty as she navigates the high seas and the complexities of her new life. Her quest for freedom intertwines with adventure, challenging societal norms and her own desires.

Grace O'Malley grapples with her dual identity as a descendant of pirates while confronting a tyrannical ruler who oppresses her land. With fierce determination and resourcefulness, she fights against injustice, creating a complex dynamic that both frustrates and excites those around her. Her struggle embodies themes of resilience and rebellion, as she navigates the challenges of her heritage and the oppressive forces in her life.

Two Irish priests lives were forever changed when they moved to an island devastated by corruption and greed.They left Ireland in the 1960s to work in conflict resolution between Muslim and Christian communities in the Philippines, a country which was rapidly descending into civil war, Murder in the Missions tells their story.