Spider's Web in the Green Mountains

Here's a compelling new investigator on the mystery scene--Cooper North just retired as a prosecutor, but she's still in the game. Her family's lived since colonial times in this tucked-away Green Mountains town. It's small enough for her to know everyone. Or maybe not. Because one of her neighbors, apparently, rides out at night on a Harley, with a rifle, hunting Cooper North.

Maybe it's a felon she jailed, out for revenge. That's what her police colleagues believe. She's not sure it's so simple. Even her new housemate, Henry, a Pembroke Welsh corgi, receives death threats.

This story twists, then twists again.

It ends like a bomb detonating.


If you like mysteries with depth, try Spider's Web in the Green Mountains. Its believable plot is a page-turner, its final twist like a shot between the eyes. You won't forget Cooper North.

Here's one reader's reaction-

"...a Mack-truck-out-of-nowhere double barrels into a never-saw-it-coming conclusion. On the way to the last chapter, it's also full of sleight-of-hand plot shifts and descriptive subtleties akin to poetry. There's 100% agreement among fellow mystery lovers with whom I've shared this book. We loved it!-5 Stars."

Another mystery fan said-

"Really liked the story. Interesting plot with twists. Good characters-5 Stars!"

One more reader's comment-

"A retired prosecutor is in the crosshairs of hate. Who wants her dead, her dog injured and her reputation sullied?-4 Stars."