Death at King's Chapel

Hawke was especially terrible in this novel. She was getting mad at her co workers for doing their job… just annoying. But once again the mystery is interesting.......more

I’m always thrilled to return to the lives of Haley Higgins and her friend Samantha Hawke - two bright, independent women forging their ways in male dominated professions in the depression-era world of 1930’s Boston. In Death at King’s Chapel, the murder mystery gets a little close to home for them......more

The latest edition in the Higgins and Hawke Mystery Series is a fascinating read. The finding of bones in a Boston crypt at King’s Chapel leads to a missing person’s case that could involve an influential family whose ancestor was a general in the Revolutionary War. Both Dr Haley Higgins and reporte......more

Taking place in the 1930s, Dr. Haley Higgins, medical examiner, was called by detective Brock to the cemetery to investigate bones of a dead body. But isn't that where dead bodies go? What is unusual about this one is the bones of this dead body was only recently left there. Who do these bones belon......more

I'm very much enjoying this spin off series featuring a character introduced in the Ginger Gold mysteries. Once again, Strauss has crafted compelling characters, women who resist traditional roles either out of need (single parent having earn money to raise their child) or a drive toward fulfilling......more