Patricia Ryan Books

Exploring the sacrifices required to pursue one's dreams, this narrative delves into the struggles and choices faced by individuals on their journeys. It highlights personal transformation, the impact of ambition on relationships, and the emotional toll of chasing aspirations. Through compelling characters and their challenges, the story prompts readers to reflect on their own desires and the lengths they would go to achieve them. Themes of resilience, hope, and the cost of success resonate throughout the tale.

Interpersonal skills are crucial for success in the workplace, as research indicates that a significant majority of individuals who struggle professionally do so due to poor relationships with colleagues. The book emphasizes the importance of developing these skills to enhance work performance and foster better workplace dynamics. It offers insights and strategies to improve communication and collaboration, ultimately leading to greater career success and satisfaction.

Book One of P.B. Ryan's #1 bestselling historical mystery series.  Long thought to have died during the Civil War, opium-smoking former battle surgeon Will Hewitt is arrested for murder, and it's up to governess Nell Sweeney to prove his innocence. "A beautiful combination of entertaining characters, minute historical research, and a powerful evocation of time and place. I'm very glad there will be more to come." New York Times bestselling author Barbara Hambly"P.B. Ryan makes a stunning debut with Still Life With Murder...I can't wait for the next installment." Bestselling author Victoria Thompson "If you like fast moving, accurately drawn, historical mysteries, you won't go wrong by trying Still Life With Murder ." Reviewing the Evidence" Still Life With Murder is sheer perfection... gripping... powerful... unforgettable...You'll know you've read one hell of a story after you turn the last page!" Reader to Reader ReviewsA full-length novel of 91,000 words Post-Civil War BostonOriginally published by Berkley Prime Crime as Book One of the Gilded Age mysteries