The first book in the Waterfell Tweed Cozy Mystery series! Sandy Shaw finds herself torn away from her beloved bookshop and cafe when village eccentric Reginald Halfman is found murdered, just hours after he announced his plans to open a competing bookshop right across the village square.

As the city police arrive and make it clear Sandy is under suspicion, she is forced to investigate the murder herself.

Can she solve the case before it's too late? Once Upon a Crime is a novella of around 35,000 words. Light and cozy, the book introduces our female amateur sleuth, the village of Waterfell Tweed, and a whole host of quirky characters! Each book in this series can be read as a standalone (but is better enjoyed if read in order), and is free from swearing, sex, violence and cliffhangers.

The second book in the Waterfell Tweed Cozy Mystery series! Every bad guy believes they are the good guy. When a squatter from Waterfell Manor is killed in a hit and run, bookshop owner Sandy Shaw is determined to leave the police to deal with the case. But when a second attack happens, and the police seem focused on the wrong person, Sandy realises she must take matters into her own hands. Can she solve the case before anyone else gets hurt? A Tale of Two Bodies is a novella of around 35,000 words. Light and cozy, the book follows our female amateur sleuth, the village of Waterfell Tweed, and a whole host of quirky characters! Each book in this series can be read as a standalone (but is better enjoyed if read in order), and is free from swearing, sex, violence and cliffhangers. Book One is titled Once Upon a Crime.

The third book in the Waterfell Tweed Cozy Mystery series! As Valentine' Day approaches, the cozy village of Waterfell Tweed is rocked by the unwelcome return of a familiar face. Sandy Shaw doesn't believe that Dick Jacobs, the Health and Safety Officer, is as bad as people say. But within hours, he's closed down one village business and has a list of other targets - including Books and Bakes! When Sandy discovers Dick's lifeless body, she vows to find his killer. But her investigation soon points in a direction she doesn't want to believe could be true. Can Sandy solve the case? And will life ever be the same if she does? A Valentine's Kill is a novella of around 35,000 words. Light and cozy, the book follows our female amateur sleuth, the village of Waterfell Tweed, and a whole host of quirky characters! Each book in this series can be read as a standalone (but is better enjoyed if read in order), and is free from swearing, sex, violence and cliffhangers.

A Scottish castle. Ten visitors. One dead body. Sandy Shaw expects her trip to the island of Mull to be a relaxing break with new boyfriend Tom Nelson. A guided tour around Mull Castle is just what she had in mind. Until the lights go out. And one person doesn't survive the dark. With a murderer amongst them, and the mainland police unable to help until the storm passes, it's up to Sandy to solve the case. Murder Most Remote is a novella of around 28,000 words. Light and cozy, the book follows our female amateur sleuth and a whole host of quirky characters! Each book in this series can be read as a standalone (but is better enjoyed if read in order), and is free from swearing, sex, violence and cliffhangers. This is Book Four in the Waterfell Tweed Cozy Mystery Series.

One Shot Fired. One Hit Man Hired. The sleepy village of Waterfell Tweed is rocked to its core by the murder of a local teacher. The plot thickens when the police reveal that the murder was committed by a hired hit man, and Sandy Shaw is thrown into the case when an old acquaintance phones for her help from HMP Leyton Scrubs. Sandy has solved her share of murders, but she is about to enter a strange underworld: where a man's life has a price. And nothing is as it seems. Can Sandy solve the case, or has she met her match?

A Storm Is Coming... As Waterfell Tweed is hit by an awful storm, the consequences will be severe for one family. With a man dead, an unfamiliar face back in the village, an irate farmer to deal with, and a widow who refuses to believe her husband fell from Black Rock, it's down to Sandy to investigate. Did the dead man fall? Or was he pushed?