<p>Pepin County, Wisconsin, has its share of trouble, and deputy sheriff Claire Watkins has seen enough of it. But it strikes closer to home when her teenage daughter, Meg, doesn't come home after a Halloween party ... and Meg's best friend, Krista, is found dead at the bottom of a high limestone ledge called Maiden Rock.</p>

Maiden Rock

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

MARY LOGUE

Mystery

Worldwide Library

<p>Standard mass market paperback. A Claire Watkins Mystery.</p>

Point No Point

Worldwide

The unsolved murders at a remote Wisconsin farmhouse half a century ago have receded into time. But one deranged man will do anything to make sure that all of Pepin County remembers that bloody day. When a quantity of dangerous pesticides is stolen from the local co-op, Deputy Sheriff Claire Watkins is called in to investigate. The thief has left one bizarre clue: the finger bone of a child long dead.  Available only in Mystery 4.

Bone Harvest

Thorndike Press

Fall comes to Pepin County with a vengeance as Deputy Sheriff Claire Watkins confronts a new evil festering beneath the placid surface of the Wisconsin farm community. A refugee from the Twin Cities, Claire has slowly adapted to small-town life - especially now that she loves and lives with Rich Haggard. But in this rural area, other folks are dangerously restless. Poison Heart is a riveting tale of those who live off the land - and those who end up six feet under it.  Available only in Mystery 4 & 5.

Poison Heart: A Novel of Suspense

Literature & Fiction

Settling: Poems

Poetry

Mid-List Press

These beautifully made poems continue Logue's lyrical examinations begun with Discriminating Evidence, Settling, and Meticulous Attachment -- her three previous books of poetry. In Discriminating Evidence we saw the poet letting go of the past. In Settling we witnessed the poet embracing the future without fear. In Meticulous Attachment we shared the poet's transcendent desire to live in the moment.But during the last days of 2002, Logue admits she felt afraid. The world seemed unsettled, uncertain, and full of conflict. As the new year began, she resolved to write a poem a day as a way to regain her lost sense of control. Logue explains in her preface to Hand Work: 'I believe that writing poems is doing good work that can change the nature of our world.' Since 2003, she has carefully culled the poems she believes are 'the better ones' -- her 'good work' -- and offers them now as her fourth collection.

Hand Work: Poems

An Eyeful of Mysteries - 52 Illustrated Mysteries: A full deck of mind-challenging whodunits. Visual clues lead you to each solution.

Minneapolis, MN: J. M. Voigt dba MindWare

The unsolved murders at a remote Wisconsin farmhouse half a century ago have receded into time. But one deranged man will do anything to make sure that all of Pepin County remembers that bloody day.  When a quantity of dangerous pesticides is stolen from the local co-op, Deputy Sheriff Claire Watkins is called in to investigate. The thief has left one bizarre clue: the finger bone of a child long dead.  The pesticides soon reappear with devastating effect - in flowerbeds, in animal feed, and in a fatal concoction at a Fourth of July picnic. Each time, a tiny human bone is left at the scene. With the help of Harold Peabody, the quirky, aging editor of the Durand Daily, Claire unravels the secrets of the past, leading her to a pair of young lovers, a man enraged over his mother’s death, an obsessive recluse, and the deputy who first discovered the corpses of the Schuler family. Claire desperately races against time to find the madman before he uses the lethal pesticide again. But he won’t be stopped. Not until he gets what he wants.

Bone Harvest (Claire Watkins, 4)

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Dark Coulee (Claire Watkins, 2)

Claire Watkins, deputy sheriff of Pepin County, Wisconsin, makes a strong second showing that ought to gain her new fans. In spite of recurrent panic attacks associated with the death of her husband, Claire is starting to find the peace and security she's been seeking for herself and her 10-year-old daughter, Meg, since leaving her promising career with the St. Paul-Minneapolis police department for the small bluff town of St. Antoine. One summer evening, while her sister Bridget takes care of Meg, Claire and Rich Haggard, a local pheasant farmer she's been dating for three months, attend a street dance in nearby Little Rock. Just as the fun gets under way, screams for help stop the music and put romance on hold. Someone has stabbed well-liked farmer Jed Spitzler in the chest. Members of the close-knit St. Antoine community join Jed's children in searching for Jed's killer. Long-hidden town secrets are revealed as Claire seeks the truth and continues to struggle with her own demons.

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Car mogul Daniel Walker is celebrating New Year’s Eve alone. Or at least he thinks he is. At midnight, he runs outside naked for a quick roll in the snow. But when he tries to get back in the house, he can’t. He’s been locked out.

Frozen Stiff (Claire Watkins, 8)

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