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Here are all three suspenseful mysteries in one book Forevermore, the first mystery, was a #2 bestseller in Amazon's Historical Mystery category. It has received outstanding reviews from readers, and it establishes Pat O'Malley as a detective sleuth par excellence. The second mystery, Disappearance at Mount Sinai, continues the development of the characters amidst an excellent caper. The third mystery, Jane the Grabber, plunges O'Malley into the middle of the Steampunk world, and it marks a turning point in the novels to come. Forevermore Synopsis: "Musgrave mixes accurate history with a...

Get a free ebook copy with purchase of this paperback copy (see clickable link on left). The interactive ebook will include "Steampunk Pirates Ahoy " which will feature interactive puzzles, music and video games with which readers can interact to supplement and give meaningful and fun-filled "depth" to their reading experience. In addition, there will be an entire gallery of original steampunk art and music "Below Central Park." Like Alice's rabbit, a strange "mechanical-like man" leads 1869 New York Detective Pat O'Malley down into the world of steam power. A group from the future calling...

This third mystery plunges O'Malley into the Steampunk world of Jane the Grabber. The first two mysteries have served as introductions to a mysterious new paradigm. Jim Musgrave has begun a genre of fiction called Historical Steampunk Mystery. Taken in their entirety, these three novels show the progression of Pat O'Malley from common citizen into a sleuth who must confront a time-traveling group that poses a world-wide threat. It is 1868, and one of the most devious and sinister madams in New York City is trying to displace Pat O'Malley's friend and lover, Rebecca Charming. Using all the...

Global eBook Award Winner Finalist in the San Diego Book Awards, 2014 Finalist in the Dante Rossetti Young Adult Book Awards, 2016 The Most Fascinating Take on the Zombie Genre in a Long Time "When a mysterious zombie virus threatens the world, it's up to teenage 'love zombies' to stop it. Musgrave supplies enough jugular-ripping, entrails-feasting carnage to satisfy any fan of the genre...Yet there's also leavening humor, as well as unexpectedly resonant, emotional moments: When Josh drives a car and feels the steering wheel 'smooth in my hands, ' he says, 'You don't know what it means for...