Klondike Mysteries - A Short Story Prequel A lazy afternoon of fishing... An encounter with a stranger... Three high school friends venture out for some relaxation, but the visit from a stranger will change their lives forever. \\Discover the small town of Klondike, Pennsylvania, and meet some of the characters in the Klondike Mystery series.

When Cherie Marshall catches her fiancé and best friend in a compromising position, she cancels her upcoming wedding and jumps at the chance to escape to quiet Klondike, Pennsylvania to care for her elderly aunt. She thought her biggest issue would be adapting to life in the middle of a National Forest, so very different from her upbringing in the deserts of Arizona. But that was before she met State Trooper Fire Marshall Jamison "Jazz" Maddox at the scene of a mysterious fire. As they both become acquainted with the close-knit Klondike residents, things get complicated as Cherie and Jazz find themselves in the middle of a local crime wave where arson, kidnapping, embezzlement and a decades old murder are just the tip of the iceberg. Be sure get your free copy of the Klondike Kompanion from the author's website and read the "Meet the Characters" interviews.

It was the perfect vacation for two good friends... until it wasn't. Death and jail would interfere. Traveling from Bradford, Pennsylvania to Kalispell, Montana for two weeks of fishing and relaxation had all the earmarks of a great time. When things went awry, the local police were of little assistance. The body belonged to the Chief of Police of Bradford, PA. His associate was hustled into jail. Friends back home in Pennsylvania are furious and want answers. They are heading to Montana to get them.

A relaxing vacation at sea...what could go wrong? Officer Cassidy Peck needs a vacation and when her parents can't go, she takes over their cruise tickets and invites her new friend, Caryl-Anne Newsome to go with her. All is good until a passenger is reported missing and Cass has an idea who might be to blame. After all, she's always on duty.