Jennifer Hayden Books

Dr. Alex Ryan is at the tail end of a long shift one night when a young woman is brought into the E.R. by ambulance. Brutally beaten and left for dead, the unconscious patient has no identification and is quickly tagged Jane Doe. When she awakens, the mystery surrounding her deepens. She has no memory of the vicious attack that nearly took her life. She has no memory of her past. No name, no family, no clue as to who she is or where she's from. While local police are skeptical of her sudden amnesia, Alex finds himself intrigued by the woman. That intrigue quickly turns into something more. But she's a stranger-even to herself. And once they join forces in the quest to find out who she is, they unravel far more than they bargain for. Evil closes in. A killer lies in wait, determined to finish what he started.

Small town girl Daisy Lawson gets more than she bargains for when she moves to Seattle, Washington following her mother’s death. Determined to make a fresh start, she enrolls at the University of Washington and gets a job at a local coffee house. It’s there that she meets Detective Noah “Hunt” Hunter. Sparks immediately fly between Daisy and Hunt, but things are complicated. Hunt is in the middle of a very complex case . There have been three recent murders in the city—all women killed in their own apartments. When one of Daisy’s co-workers disappears without a trace, she finds herself in the middle of Hunt’s investigation. Someone is stalking the Emerald City. Someone sinister. Someone ruthless. Someone determined to bury their dirty little secrets, no matter what the cost.

Exploring themes of marriage, motherhood, and contemporary life, this collection features the sharp and humorous autobiographical comics of Jennifer Hayden. Her insightful observations resonate with readers, creating a sense of intimacy and familiarity that makes you feel like part of her family. With her politically incorrect take on parenting and relationships, Hayden offers a fresh perspective on the challenges and joys of modern life.

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