Ellie Bernstein loves eating and watching M*A*S*H reruns, but when people who look like characters in the series start dying, she suspects a serial killer and realizes that, after her weight loss, she looks too much like Hot Lips. Reprint.

Beat Up A Cookie (Wwl Mystery)

Literature & Fiction

Dietz, Denise

Contemporary

Worldwide Library

Footprints In The Butter by Denise Dietz released on Oct 25, 2004 is available now for purchase.

Footprints in the Butter

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

WWL Mystery

Ellie Bernstein joins forces with a homicide detective to investigate the murder of Jeannie Dobson and the "accidents" that are befalling her fellow members of Weight Watchers. A first novel.

Throw Darts at a Cheesecake

United States

Walker Co

Ellie Bernstein loves eating and watching M*A*S*H reruns, but when people who look like characters in the series start dying, she suspects a serial killer and realizes that, after her weight loss, she looks too much like Hot Lips.

Beat Up a Cookie: An Ellie Bernstein/Lt. Peter Miller Mystery

Ingrid Beaumont and her canine companion, Hitchcock, try and figure out who killed her childhood friend and renowned artist, Wylie Jamestone

Footprints in the Butter: An Ingrid Beaumont Mystery Co-Starring Hitchcock the Dog

Humor & Satire

Delphi Books

Fifty Cents For Your Soul

An irreverent mystery-driven black comedy inspired by strange events that plagued the filming of "The Exorcist" ... 
Frannie Rosen's psychic mentions a brilliant future, but she never tells the straight-laced and naive Frannie that she will be possessed by a promiscuous doppelganger. All Frannie wants is an Oscar-winning role. What she gets is far more than that, especially when she's cast in a horror film about demonic possession, directed by the legendary Victor Madison. Victor Madison is universally and deservedly hated. His murder surprises no one but Frannie; his murderer is a surprise to everyone BUT Frannie. 
(The author's sister doubled for Linda Blair in "The Exorcist.")

Genre Fiction

Frannie Rosen's psychic mentions a brilliant future, but she never tells the relatively straight-laced and naive Frannie that she will be possessed by a promiscuous, stage-struck doppelganger. All Frannie wants is an Oscar-winning role, a "to die for" role. What she gets is far more than that, especially when she's cast in a horror film about a demonic possession, directed by the legendary Victor Madison. While being piloted by Madison, Frannie is also orchestrated by a doppelganger/demon. She has been "chosen" for her role, and there is more involved than a doppelganger's dream of stardom! Victor Madison, womanizer and director is universally and deservedly hated, yet unexpectedly irresistible to Frannie. His murder surprises no one but Frannie. HIs killer is a surprise to everyone but Frannie. But then, only Frannie is faced with disembodied voices, psychic predictions gone truly insane, and an innocence threatened by a reality she knows cannot be real. *The Author's sister worked on The Exorcist, inspiring this story.

AuthorMike Ink

Sydney St. Charles is descended from a long line of witches. She owns an apothecary shop in Manitou Falls, Colorado, where she sells spells, potions and talismans. Sydney's charms are very popular, but it isn't witchcraft that has the town buzzing. Clive Newton, a member of the rock band The Newts, has been murdered. Then the band's manager dies in a fire. Sydney finds her attempts to help with the investigation are complicated by her growing attraction to amnesiac 'John Elway.' She is also drawn into an ancient family mystery: a parallel murder that happened in Salem in 1692. Through an ancestor's journal, Sydney learns far more than she expected about her own heritage - and also about the modern-day killer. In the end, Sydney must outwit a murderer who will go to any lengths to silence her.

Eye of Newt (Five Star First Edition Mystery Series)

Five Star

The Sound and the Furry is a delightful collection of cat and dog stories from international authors who have come together to support the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW). With selections that include fantasy, mystery, romance, humor, and drama, The Sound and the Furry is the purr-fect anthology for “cat people.” And “dog people.” And people who just love a good story! The Authors: **Gordon Aalborg’s Cat Tracks: “Aalborg writes beautifully ... His novel should be mandatory in English classes to illustrate a well-written book.” – Cat Fancy **Lillian Stewart Carl's The Burning Glass: “Authentic dialect... detailed descriptions… vivid characters… The tightly woven plot is certain to delight history fans with its dramatic collision of past and present.” – Publishers Weekly **Denise Dietz’s Fifty Cents For Your Soul: “Frannie Rosen’s voice sounds something like a young Bette Midler if she'd been cast in an episode of Sex and the City directed by Tim Burton.” The Goreletter **Carole Nelson Douglas is “A superlative wordsmith who uses language with both precision and élan … makes reading a new and joyous experience….” – Romantic Times **Anna Jacobs: “An exciting book of immensely brilliant character portrayal …” – Bangor Chronicle on Our Eva **Robert S. Levinson writes “…with considerable invention, grace and energy… tells an intricate and emotionally potent tale of murder and double cross.” – Publishers Weekly **Annette Mahon: “The Secret Admirer is a sweet, fast-moving romance. … A wonderful, light read for a cool autumn day.” – Romantic Times **Sue Moorcroft: “You know you’ve got a good book when you can no longer control your facial expressions whilst reading!” – BestChickLit.com **Mary Jo Putney’s Loving a Lost Lord: “Sweeter than honey, and utterly ravishing; I didn’t want to stop reading. But then I never want to stop reading one of Mary Jo Putney’s novels!” – Eloisa James **Terese Ramin “…has a strong, distinctive, almost literary voice. … An absolute master of characterization…” – Romantic Times **Laura Resnick: “Doppelgangster is a joy from start to finish … a wonderful blend of comedy and surprising suspense.” – Linda Howard, New York Times bestselling author **Janet Woods: “The Stonecutter's Daughter is a beautiful, poignant story that brought tears to my eyes … a superbly gifted writer who knows how to tell a story like no other.” - Kristal Gorman. Romance Reader At Heart.

The Sound and the Furry: Stories to Benefit the International Fund for Animal Welfare

Jacobs, Anna

Carl, Lillian Stewart

Aalborg, Gordon

Resnick, Laura

Mahon, Annette

Moorcroft, Sue

Ramin, Terese

PUTNEY,MARY JO

Levinson,Robert S.

Short Stories & Anthologies

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Strangle a Loaf of Italian Bread: An Ellie Bernstein/lt. Peter Miller Mystery

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