Bonita Y. McCoy's Family Twist

Amy Kate Anderson is Southern trouble in high heels.

A skeleton—

The town legend in a coma—

A gun pointed at her—

She never dreamed a family reunion could be so dangerous!

Book shop owner and amateur detective, Amy Kate Anderson, agrees to help her best friend with the upcoming Jacobs’ family reunion, but once a skeleton is discovered on the edge of Cyrus Jacob’s property, the family reunion takes a dark turn, putting Amy Kate in the center of a thirty-year-old murder and on the hunt for a stack of missing letters that might hold the key to it all.

Can Amy Kate find the killer and prove Cyrus’s innocence before someone else gets hurt? Or will her blooming relationship with the handsome Lieutenant Gabe Cooper be the stumbling block to her pursuit of the truth?

In this delightful whodunnit the people of Pine Lake, Alabama will welcome you with open arms to their small town, but be careful, mystery, murder, and Amy Kate’s trouble magnet lurk around each corner. 

Find it here on Amazon!

Meet Bonita!

Bonita Y. McCoy hails from the Great State of Alabama where she lives on a five-acre farm with three dogs, two cows, two cats, and one husband who she’s had for over thirty years.

She is a mother to three grown sons and a beautiful daughter-in-law, who joined the family from Japan.

 She loves God, and she loves to write. Her articles, devotions, and novels are an expression of both these passions.

On any given day, you can find her photographing flowers, reading a sweet romance or a cozy mystery, or chilling on her front porch swing.

She is an active member of both American Christian Fiction Writers and Word Weavers International. 

Drop her a line at bonitaymccoy@yahoo.com or sign up for her newsletter at www.bonitaymccoy.com. 

Deborah Maxey's new book: The Endling

The Endling begins in Emerson Grace’s Blue Ridge Mountains, involves her dear relationships with her neighbors, her deceased grandfather’s influence, the mob, and a hit man. As an Endling, she is the last of her tribe and people. After her grandfather’s death, she is alone in her grandfather’s cabin when she discovers that a mob boss has put out a contract on her for something she never saw. How will she survive and protect her small community of mountain people and artists?

Deborah paints an exquisite picture of Emerson Grace, the mountains, as well as the characters that people the artist colony below Emerson’s mountain. The stirrings of the spiritual arise in nature just as her grandfather taught her to hear God and teaches the reader as well. Finding God among all the chaos is not so difficult after all.

 Available May 13, 2021!

I was given an advanced reading copy of The Endling.