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Marcia Bailey is your typical 'frazzled English female protagonist.' She works in a small publishing agency, printing a niche agricultural quarterly journal, and a few cultivation and conference proceeding brochures. She lives alone; takes part in two book clubs; enjoys a myriad of hobbies; and the only male in her life is her beloved eight-year-old nephew. On her flight back home from an agricultural fair in Belgrade, Marcia's next seat neighbour, a charming Canadian named Miles, suddenly passes away, seemingly in his sleep. And he was so much more pleasant of a company than the grump in an overpriced coat who sat on her other side! As shocked as she is, Marcia can't help but take notice of the abundance of inconsistencies in this situation. What was a man like Dr. Christopher Dimitrakopoulos doing in the economy class of an battered Serbian plane? Who ransacked Marcia's flat on the next day, and what were they looking for? And more so, why would Dr. Dimitrakopoulos - a dishy renown neurosurgeon - be at all interested in having a cup of coffee with Marcia and repeatedly ask her out?

{ON HIATUS} Peggy Brown, a former Carmelite nun, is faced with a series of inexplicable events taking place in Bran House, a dilapidated manor that she agreed to help to restore to its former glory. The man who has recently come into the possession of the House is nothing but abrupt, sardonic, and impetuous; all according to the requirements of Gothic fiction. There are also presumable apparitions; two stalkers lurking in the shadows; stormy weather - and now Peggy found a dead body on the grand staircase! Is this a Brontë or Radcliffe novel - or is there a perfectly mundane explanation to all this hogwash?

A man from England hires Nico to find out the truth behind his sister's untimely death after her husband, a Spanish lord, does not give many details to her demise. The two, joined by Erik, travel to her husband's manor off the coast of Spain and begin digging. But the more they dig, the more that they find that not everything is as it seems, and it could mean their own lives.

Robert Randall, better known as Red, gets the job of a lifetime flying the personal jet of one of the wealthiest men in the United States. But things take a nasty turn just after one flight and he and his coworkers will have to race time and conspirators to find the clue of the broken blade.

Robby Hoenig, his parents, and his best friend Harry Smith are in Hawaii for summer vacation as well as visiting Robby's grandfather and his dolphin research center. But while there, two mysteries surface, a dolphin was found injured and one of the scientists has gone missing. as the family dives deeper to get to the bottom of it, more mysteries surface and they find out more than they bargained for. For those who have read the Treasure at Dolphin bay, which is a Hardy boys book, this kinda starts off the same, and then becomes its own thing. Characters are from that book and Secrets of the Deep trilogy by Gordon R. Dickson. Hope you like it!!

Frank and Joe are elated to get hired to find an invention by an eccentric man who used to live on the outskirts of Bayport. But then their father comes up against a wall in his own case and recruits them for help. Juggling the two mysteries keeps the boys on their toes, but when a missing person's case comes knocking at their door, the boys have to race time to find the answers to all of them before it's too late.

When a set of strange occurrences happen around the Green Dragon, Daisy Took and her friends look into it, resulting in a solution they could have never seen coming.

Nancy helps an elderly lady back to Lilac Inn where she and her maid are staying for a few weeks. She asks Nancy to come see her again as she wants to hire to her to find someone. Meanwhile, Helen's pen pal Katherine Kovna and her family arrives and are also staying at Lilac Inn. But a strange figure starts showing up around Lilac Inn, and Nancy must find out what's going on and who he's after before someone gets hurt.

A one shot story.