Death was by drowning . . . but in her bathtub?The crazy way Naomi died was all everyone talked about at her funeral.Long after she was buried, the question remained: How could that nice old lady get herself into lethally hot water by mixing drugs and alcohol?By all appearances, there's nothing to indicate foul play.But human lie detector Charmaine Digby knows that appearances can be deceiving.When Char starts sleuthing, the strange truth surrounding Naomi's puzzling death begins to emerge, but can she crack the case before the killer gets away with murder?If you enjoy small town life, quirky characters of all ages, and a splash of romance, you'll love Crazy, Stupid, Dead. Grab this fun cozy today and start reading!Crazy, Stupid, Dead is book 7 in the award-winning Working Stiffs Mystery series. While the books can be read out of order, starting with book 1 is recommended as some...

Everybody's got a secret—a secret crush, a secret liaison, a secret recipe—and for a deadly few, a secret murder.Port Merritt’s favorite bad boy, Russell Falco, was a seasoned veteran of secret liaisons. But after his body washes up on the shore of Merritt Bay, Deputy Coroner and human lie detector, Charmaine Digby, suspects one of those liaisons got Russell killed.Secrets. Lies. Cookie-baking rivals. And a dead guy. Char’s on the case and is determined to find the killer—if the killer doesn’t find her first!

After human lie detector Charmaine Digby returns home to Port Merritt and scores a job as the County Coroner's new investigative assistant, the unthinkable happens—a doctor reports the suspicious death of Trudy, a family friend and one of several elderly patients at the hospital whose heart mysteriously stopped.With no physical evidence of foul play, Char's on the case, much to the irritation of Detective Steve Sixkiller, who doesn't want her to stick her pretty nose for trouble in his investigation. But she's a woman on a mission to uncover the truth, and she'd better keep her eyes open or the next body on the way to the morgue could be hers.