Bøger af Peggy Rothschild

Sixteen-year-old Nicki is sent to stay at her grandfather's cabin near the town of Punishment in the Mendocino Forest. As always, she hides her burn scars and keeps quiet about the mother who ran out on her. But soon after arriving, she begins to suspect Grandpa is also keeping secrets. Her exile brings an unexpected bright spot-Grandpa's German shepherd, Queenie. The hunky neighbor boy's another plus, though she quickly starts to doubt his honesty. From secret pot farms to human trafficking, Nicki discovers nothing in the 'Mendo' is what it seems. When Grandpa takes off and the lives of new friends are endangered, Nicki must decide how far she's willing to go to protect those she cares about. Before summer ends, Nicki will learn there are some choices she can't undo. It's a good thing Grandpa taught her how to shoot.

Twenty-seven-year-old Miranda Burgess hasn't seen her hometown since she awoke inside a strange house and discovered six dead bodies, including that of her boyfriend. With no memory of the prior drug-fueled night or who committed the murders, Miranda panicked and fled to L.A. where she changed her name and made a fresh start.Though hiding her identity and lying about the past have kept her safe for the last ten years, the nightmares haven't stopped. When her father dies suddenly, Miranda returns home to Mill Valley to say her goodbyes and look for answers. If she succeeds in digging out the truth about that long-ago night, Miranda may finally be able to stop hiding and build a new life. Too bad the killer has other plans

"Molly Madison is back to solve another doggone difficult murder in her California community. Molly Madison has barely had a moment to catch her breath after moving to the sleepy beach town she now calls home. But as a former PI, she can't help but notice the odd chemistry between members of Playtime Academy on the first day she and her loyal Saint Bernadoodle, Noodle, and golden retriever, Harlow, visit. When a trainer's body is found on-site, Molly knows it's her duty to put her ex-police skills to use. She can't say no to temporarily taking in the deceased woman's dog, either-not with those puppy dog eyes. Relationships at the training facility are not as clean as the prize-winning agility runs, making it difficult for Molly to get a leash on potential suspects. And her personal life is just as messy-her boyfriend is hiding something, her agoraphobic neighbor needs help, and her number of four-legged friends keep growing as she agrees to dogsit a wriggly local French bulldog. When Molly's friend is arrested for the murder, she's not sure who to believe anymore. Is the case as simple as the local cops make it seem, or is something more devious afoot?"--