RAVEN'S WING MURDER MYSTERIES
Find Audrey Murphy. She’ll know what to do.
Those were my mama’s final words to me. A cryptic message that led me from the beaches of Florida to a quaint, coastal village in the south of Ireland. All to track down a woman I’ve never heard of who, supposedly, has answers to questions I never even knew I had.
But as I sit outside the crumbling ruins of an ancient castle, working up the courage to go to Audrey’s house, I see something. Or at least, I think I do. Out of the mist, a woman dressed in white materializes. She seems to need my help. Then, as quickly as she appeared, she vanishes. Like a ghost. Maybe my grief-stricken mind was just playing tricks on me.
Or maybe not…
Before long, the little village is buzzing with news of a brutal murder. And, as the only witness to the crime, I find myself squarely in the killer’s crosshairs. Which means I’ll have to get to the truth of what happened…or the next obituary in the local paper could just be my own.
Some secrets refuse to stay buried…
When well-known construction magnate Kevin Donnelly dies in what is assumed is a tragic excavator accident, Savannah Jeffers races to the scene to write a report for the village paper.
It quickly becomes clear, however, that Donnelly didn’t fall under the wheels of the digger…someone ran over him on purpose!
Potential suspects begin to stack up—business rivals, a scorned ex-wife, even vengeful fairies getting their revenge on Donnelly for moving their fort.
But much to Savannah’s dismay, the Garda Síochána believe the murderer is none other than the man she’s only recently discovered is her dad.
Ian Murphy had the motive and the means to kill Donnelly. What Savannah doesn’t know is whether her newly found father is capable of murder.
With the guards focusing all their attention on Ian, it’s up to Savannah to try and clear her father’s name…or die trying.
Cupid isn’t the only one aiming for the heart…
When American journalist Savannah Jeffers arrives in the postcard-perfect Irish village of Carrigaveen to cover its famous matchmaking festival, she’s hoping for happy endings—not homicide.
But before she can even check into her hotel, she starts hearing rumors of a murder. A woman has—reportedly—been killed in the woods behind Abbey Wood Manor.
There's just one small problem: the supposed victim is still very much alive.
The local guards seem all too eager to brush the whole thing off. Just a prank, they say. A bad joke. The mad ravings of a drunken Irishman.
Savannah isn’t convinced. Especially when a real body turns up in the very same woods.
With thousands of hopeful singles flooding the village, Savannah finds herself caught in a dangerous game where everyone has secrets, and nothing is what it seems.
Someone at the festival isn’t looking for love—they’re out for blood. And not everyone will make it out of the festival alive.
Some fates are seal-ed in blood…
When the President of the United States arrives in the quiet Irish village of Ballygoseir for a family visit, American journalist Savannah Jeffersexpects a few heartwarming photo ops—not an international incident.
But her day takes a dark turn when she discovers the body of a young woman in the middle of a stream… next to a live baby seal.
Whispers race through the village. The dead woman was a selkie—a mythical creature that’s half seal, half woman. Savannah doesn’t buy it. Legends don’t kill people. Murderers do.
And when the victim is revealed to be Maureen Kilpatrick, the president’s own niece and a fiery environmental activist with no shortage of enemies, Ballygoseir erupts in speculation and suspicion.
With the Gardaí treading carefully and the Secret Service watching her every move, Savannah and her aunt Audrey Murphy must uncover the truth before the killer slips away—or strikes again.
Because in Ballygoseir, even the most powerful people have secrets worth killing for.