Rita Mae Brown is an American author celebrated for her ability to weave compelling narratives with profound explorations of the human psyche. Her works often delve into the intricacies of relationships and societal expectations, focusing on themes of identity and belonging. Brown's distinctive voice enriches the literary landscape, offering readers thought-provoking and memorable experiences.
The discovery of a costly watch leads "Sister" Jane Arnold on a quest to uncover the link to a subsequent murder. With assistance from both her human and animal companions, she navigates the twists of this engaging mystery. New York Times bestselling author Rita Mae Brown crafts a narrative that blends intrigue with the charm of her beloved characters, promising a captivating journey for readers.
In this gripping political drama, Amanda Fields, a former newscaster turned delegate, faces fierce opposition due to her dramatic style. As tensions rise and enemies multiply, the statehouse is shaken by the mysterious death of a young page, unraveling secrets and threats in the political arena.
In Virginia's picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains, Jane Arnold and her canine companions delve into a captivating mystery filled with intrigue and chaos. As they navigate the challenges of the region, the bond between Jane and her dogs plays a crucial role in unraveling the unfolding tale, blending adventure with the charm of the mountain landscape.
Rita Mae Brown combines mystery and humor in a captivating narrative that explores the complexities of friendship and community. The story features a strong, relatable protagonist who navigates personal challenges while unraveling a compelling mystery. With a setting that enriches the plot, the book delves into themes of loyalty, love, and the intricacies of human relationships, all while keeping readers engaged with clever dialogue and unexpected twists.
In this thrilling mystery, wealthy members of "Sister" Jane Arnold's club find themselves ensnared in a blackmail scheme, reversing their roles from hunters to hunted. As tensions rise, Jane must navigate the complexities of trust and deception within her circle to uncover the identity of the blackmailer. With Rita Mae Brown's signature wit and engaging storytelling, the narrative promises suspense and intrigue among the elite.
A young equine vet's murder unfolds in a small community, prompting Mary Minor "Harry" Haristeen to enlist the help of her veterinarian husband to unravel the mystery. The investigation reveals potential connections to the vet's new clinic, adding layers of intrigue. Co-authored by Rita Mae Brown and her feline companion Sneaky Pie Brown, the story blends suspense with charming characters and a cozy setting.
In a thrilling foxhunting mystery, Jane Arnold and her hounds are on the trail of a thief after a series of valuable paintings go missing, culminating in a murder. As Jane navigates the world of art and deception, she must rely on her instincts and her loyal dogs to uncover the truth behind the crimes. The story intertwines the excitement of the hunt with a gripping investigation, showcasing both the charm and danger of the setting.
"Mary Minor 'Harry' Haristeen gets a little help from her veterinarian husband to solve the murder of a young equine vet whose death may be linked to his new clinic in Claws for Alarm, a tantalizing mystery from Rita Mae Brown and her feline co-author Sneaky Pie Brown. Pharamond 'Fair' Haristeen is known throughout Crozet, Virginia, as a good horse vet and a better man. So when Benjamin Wagner, a new vet in town, is found dead in his unopened clinic, local police turn to Fair for help getting to the bottom of things. Fair quickly realizes Ben's clinic has been robbed of ketamine, used by doctors as a horse tranquilizer but also a popular recreational drug. Then Fair's own ketamine goes missing from the back of his truck. Was Ben killed for his supply? Or was he mixed up in something bigger? Meanwhile, Candida Perez, one of Crozet's oldest and most beloved citizens, is found dead at her desk. Perhaps not so alarming, given her ninety years of life. But the bickering of Candida's children, Ballard and Constance, over her will and the family's valuable collection of historical letters, threatens to drive the rest of the town to madness. Fair's wife, Harry, tries to play peacemaker, but the bad blood between the two siblings runs deep. Just how far will they take their family squabble? "--Publisher
"Mary Minor 'Harry' Harristeen and her pet sleuths uncover a rotten scam to dupe consumers when they discover that substandard produce is being passed off for organic, upmarket groceries. As always, Harry's crime-solving cats Mrs. Murphy and Pewter and Tee Tucker the Corgi share her determination to sniff out the foes among friends, the spoiled among the fresh"--