Thirtysomething Piper Harris and her hell-raising Gran are still trying to blend in at Florida’s least relaxing retirement community—Bitter End, where witness protection has never been so thoroughly unprotected. Two ex-biker babes trading leather for flip-flops and party dresses while solving crimes faster than anyone can say early bird special. Volumes four through six of the Piper Harris Mysteries deliver three more full novels of retirement community mayhem in a single free package. 😄
The case highlights across this box set include: a half-naked body in a dentist’s casket, high-stakes senior prom night with dentures optional, embezzlement and mini-golf with a director on the run, and Valentine’s Day mayhem featuring a murdered Cupid. Between couples costume night, gator-infested golf courses, and inflatable mishaps, Piper’s plate is consistently fuller than the early bird buffet. Ryker—the hot PI who has Piper’s heart doing wheelies—continues his complicated presence in her life across all three installments. 💛
Deany Ray writes the Piper Harris Mysteries with the Florida retirement community cozy mystery humor and Gran-as-partner energy that have made the series one of the genre’s most reliably entertaining entries—the witness protection backdrop giving every case its additional layer of stakes beneath the comic surface, and the Bitter End community giving it its cast of recurring characters who become more richly drawn with each installment. ⚡
What makes this irresistible: Deany Ray delivers three more Piper Harris Mysteries in one free box set—an ex-biker and her hell-raising Gran solving murders at Florida’s least relaxing retirement community, featuring a body in a dentist’s casket, a murdered Cupid, gator-infested golf courses, and a hot PI who keeps showing up. 🌟
Serena is determined to keep her late husband’s ranch operational—wrestling with grief and a pregnancy that makes every physical demand harder while every emotional one cuts deeper. Her world brightens briefly when Chayton stumbles upon her property and offers unexpected support: a man grappling with his own dual heritage, orphaned by a massacre and raised by a prominent rancher’s family, whose path led him to her land while hunting but who suspects a deeper purpose is at work. 🌾
The calm does not last. A long-lost cousin arrives with alarming revelations that cast doubt over everything Serena thought she knew about her late husband. The mystery he left behind is now hers to untangle, in circumstances that were already nearly unmanageable before a stranger showed up and complicated everything—including the growing attraction between them that neither of them planned for. The Western Hearts United series builds its frontier romance on the specific pressures that make the historical western setting most dramatically interesting. 💛
Mia Dunham writes with the historical western romance warmth and dual-heritage protagonist depth that give the series its particular texture—Chayton’s background navigating two worlds giving the romance its emotional complexity alongside the mystery of Serena’s husband’s hidden life. The pregnant widow premise grounds the story in the specific vulnerability and specific resilience that the frontier demanded of women who had to survive regardless of circumstances. ⚡
What makes this heartwarming: Mia Dunham delivers a historical western romance of genuine emotional depth—a pregnant widow determined to keep her husband’s ranch alive, a man of dual heritage whose hunting path leads him to her land, and revelations about her late husband that change everything before the attraction between them has been fully acknowledged. 🌟
Eleven years ago, Holly’s brother disappeared and his girlfriend was killed. She left behind her crime boss father and her boxing career, walked away from the violence, and did not look back. She built a new life for herself and her young son away from the notorious Seaview Estate. Then she is involved in a car accident, regains consciousness with a strange child in the backseat, and is pulled back into everything she spent eleven years escaping. 💀
Who is the child and where did he come from? Holly is already dealing with a volatile ex-husband when Devril Mancini comes back to town—former boxer, once the love of her life, now a journalist investigating rumors of human trafficking on the Seaview Estate. Long-buried secrets begin to surface. The events that began eleven years ago are coming to a head, and Holly makes a shocking discovery about why someone will stop at nothing to bring the truth to light. When her son is abducted, she remembers something she apparently never forgot: how to fight. 🔍
D.E. White writes with the British working-class crime thriller grit and female protagonist resilience that distinguish Blindsided within the hard-boiled genre—Holly’s boxing background giving her both her particular competence and her history, and the Seaview Estate giving the novel its specific social geography. The eleven-year timeline gives the mystery its layered structure, and the son’s abduction gives it its irreducible personal stakes. ⚡
What makes this gripping: D.E. White delivers a hard-boiled mystery of genuine stakes—a woman who left her crime boss father and boxing career behind eleven years ago, pulled back in by a car accident, a strange child, and the return of the man she loved, while her son’s abduction reminds her she never forgot how to fight. 🌟
18 Days in Heaven
At twenty years old, Gabe Poirot lay on the pavement with blood pouring from his ears after a catastrophic accident—and flatlined. Doctors were able to revive him, but he remained in a coma for eighteen days. While machines sustained his body, Gabe traveled beyond the veil: through a tunnel of living light, into what he describes as the radiant throne room of Heaven, where he encountered Jesus face to face and received revelation about what truly happens after the last breath on earth. 🌟
18 Days in Heaven is Poirot’s account of that experience, written with the striking clarity and humility he brings to describing what he saw, heard, and was told—and how the revelation transforms the way the living can engage with eternity now rather than simply anticipating it later. The questions the book addresses are the ones that near-death experience accounts have always generated: what happens the moment you die, whether heaven is real and what it actually looks like, whether you remain yourself after death, what Jesus looked like in person, what heaven sounds like, and why God allows suffering. 💛
Gabe Poirot writes with the personal conviction and specific sensory detail that distinguish near-death experience accounts that resonate from those that feel vague or generic—the eighteen-day coma giving the experience its particular extended quality, and the youth of the narrator giving the encounter its specific emotional register. The book is intended for readers who want both the experiential account and its practical spiritual implications. 📖
What makes this essential: Gabe Poirot delivers a new near-death experience account of genuine clarity—an eighteen-day coma following a catastrophic accident at twenty years old, a face-to-face encounter with Jesus, and revelations about what happens after death that the author shares with striking humility and specific sensory detail. 🌟
In Greenwich Pointe’s world of Black wealth and power, Tatiana Rich has everything money can buy except freedom. When her kingpin father forces her into a strategic marriage with the Sterling dynasty’s heir, she begs Nazir Kane—the man she fell for during college—to run away with her. By morning, he has vanished without a word. 💔
A decade later, Tatiana is rebuilding after her husband Karim’s tragic death—raising their daughter, growing her luxury spa empire, trying to construct a life on her own terms. Then an assassination attempt on her father brings an unexpected guardian into her home: Nazir Kane, now a powerful security specialist assigned to protect her family. Living under the same roof as the man who shattered her heart is torture enough. But as old flames reignite, darker truths emerge about the father who controlled her and the husband she mourned—including whispers that Karim’s death was not an accident. 💛
Jahquel J writes with the Black wealth world-building depth and romantic suspense tension that give Rich and Rotten its particular intensity—the Greenwich Pointe setting rendered with the specific texture of a community where power, family loyalty, and personal freedom are always in conflict, and Tatiana’s decade of unanswered questions giving the reunion its layered emotional weight alongside the physical danger. ⚡
What makes this compelling: Jahquel J delivers a new African American romantic suspense of genuine intensity—a woman whose father forced her into a dynasty marriage after the man she loved disappeared overnight, now living under the same roof as that man a decade later while discovering her husband’s death may not have been accidental. 🌟
As a heatwave chokes the small town of Denton, Maxine and Haven Barnes are found dead at a local festival—blood-red camellias pressed into their skin. Detective Josie Quinn races to the scene, horrified that something so disturbing could happen at a family event. Maxine had a history of domestic abuse, but the trail ends there. Hours later, another mother and teenage daughter go missing with the same rare flowers left on their doorstep. 💀
When the missing women are linked to Detective Kyle Turner—a member of Josie’s own team who has been hiding a secret family from everyone around him—the case becomes as much about breaking through Turner’s walls as it is about finding the killer. Clock ticking, Josie must dismantle the defenses of a colleague who built them specifically to protect the people she now needs to find. When tracing the flowers back to their origins brings the killer within reach, a truth much closer to home reveals itself—and with it, more danger than anyone anticipated. 🔍
Lisa Regan—the USA Today–bestselling author of the Detective Josie Quinn series—delivers the twenty-fourth installment with the small-town Pennsylvania atmosphere and team-based investigative dynamics that have sustained the series across its extraordinary run. The camellia signature gives the killer their distinctive visual identity, and Turner’s secret family gives the novel its internal procedural tension alongside the external threat. 💛
What makes this gripping: Lisa Regan delivers the twenty-fourth Detective Josie Quinn thriller with blood-red camellias, a double murder at a family festival, a second mother and daughter missing hours later, and the shattering discovery that a member of Josie’s own team has been hiding the family whose lives are now in the killer’s hands. 🌟