This small town of Lost Gorge hides plenty of secrets, including what happened to a missing mountain biker. This is one secret someone is willing to kill to protect. Twenty-year-old Keenley Davis was supposed to be home by dinner, but darkness descends with no sign of her. Maybe her bike broke down; maybe she fell and got injured. Everyone figures she’ll turn up at dawn—if a little worse for wear. But dawn turns into day and a day turns into another. When it becomes painfully apparent she didn’t go missing on her own, suspicions abound in the small town. Her parents know their daughter and her survival skills. If there was a way for her to get home on her own, she would. The sheriff knows the town and its many secrets. Plenty of folks in this remote region have pasts to hide. Keen knows whoever attacked her and left her for dead in the wilderness won’t let her come out alive. Who will find her first? A new and updated edition of Fall Hunter: A Lost Gorge Mystery

Mina Park, a river guide/ski instructor/part-time deputy/whatever-pays-the-bills-this-month, stumbles upon the remains of a human body in the snow at the local ski resort. Something had ripped it into pieces, leaving behind only one track, a bare footprint. A footprint twice the size of a normal man’s. Before the authorities can label the death an animal attack or murder, a bunch of Bigfoot crazies descend on the town in hopes of finally spotting the elusive beast. One man in particular, Ryan Lehman, has experienced something like this before and was branded a fanatic and a liar for claiming Bigfoot committed the crime. He’s been chasing the myth and personal vindication ever since. Mina doesn’t believe in myths, but she does believe in murder. And when there’s another death, much closer to home, Mina and Ryan must team up despite their differences, to face down the beast—or the beast in the man—before someone else dies.

The only person who can find a missing child must trust the only woman he can't. When a strange woman stumbles out of the mountains, disheveled and bleeding, begging for help to find a lost child, Sheriff Sol Chapa stops everything to search. Three days later, with no sign the girl even existed, sympathy turns to suspicion, and the woman disappears as quickly as she appeared. Despite all the evidence to the contrary, Sol is haunted by the small chance that he failed. Jennifer lies about everything, including her name and her background, but she didn’t lie about the kid. She knows firsthand the terrors the backwoods inflict on the young. With no one left to trust, she searches the wilderness herself. Sol can’t shake the feeling he quit too soon. Jen won’t give up on the missing girl. Neither will survive the search alone.

A new and updated edition of Spring Killer: A Lost Gorge Mystery When Liam stumbles onto a hundred-year-old murder, he releases a killer a century in the making. Back in 1922, part of the Lucky Star mine collapsed on its unlucky owners, entombing their bodies in the mountain. To keep anyone else from dying in the unstable mine, the townspeople dynamited the entrance and hid the location forever. A hundred years later, Liam Orrick, a direct descendant of one of the miners stumbles onto the abandoned mine. With the help of historian Catherine Kessler, he plumbs its deadly depths to discover two bodies—one a skeleton and one a whole lot newer. With that discovery, the mine is investigated and its dangers awakened. When descendants of the cursed miners start dying, Liam and Catherine know their best chance to stop the deaths in the present is to solve the mysteries of the past.