Becky Clark Books

Becky Clark's writing stems from a deep love for humorous books, translating into stories characterized by a fast pace and sharp wit. Her narratives are enriched with engaging characters, often inspired by the quirky people and pets in her life. Readers praise her work for its entertaining nature, highlighting the blend of humor and compelling storytelling. Clark crafts fiction that promises a thoroughly enjoyable and laugh-out-loud reading experience.

Fiction Can Be Murder
282 pages
10 hours of reading
"Mystery author Charlemagne 'Charlee' Russo thinks the twisty plots and peculiar murders in her books are only the product of her imagination--until her agent is found dead exactly as described in Charlee's new, unpublished manuscript. Suspicion now swirls around her and her critique group ... The police care more about Charlee's feeble alibi and financial problems than they do her panicky claims of innocence. To clear her name and revive her career, she must figure out which of her friends is a murderer. Easier said than done, even for an author who's skilled at creating tidy endings for her mysteries. And as her sleuthing grows dangerous, Charlee's imagination starts working overtime. Is she being targeted, too?"--Amazon.com.
3.7
Foul Play on Words
264 pages
10 hours of reading
When mystery author Charlee Russo arrives at a Portland writers' conference, she learns that the adult daughter of the organizer has been kidnapped. Unfortunately, Viv Lundquist has a history of embellishing the truth, and her daughter Hanna has a history of disappearing. Charlee takes over the conference planning while trying to untangle the problematic web of the kidnapping
3.3

Fiction Can Be Murder

Foul Play on Words