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She had been a well-known actress on Broadway. But that was ten years ago and after the sudden death of her producer husband, in her own words, "too old to be an ingénue and not talented enough to be a leading lady," Sydney Reardon turned to decorating in London. She was enjoying a glamorous fast-paced life. And when her beautiful young cousin Kimberleigh Brennan comes for a visit they go off to Ireland with suave art exporter Ian Hardwicke and the critic friend Henry James. But the anticipated amusing weekend turns terrifying when they become involved with a little green man and theft,...

Having left behind careers in theatre and decorating in London and New York, Sydney Reardon moved to a calmer life in Santa Fe with John, her third husband and the love of her life. She began "doing houses." "If you would like to re-create a colonial gem from Oaxaca or a farmhouse from Tuscany, Im your girl," she explained to a new acquaintance. But she is devastated when John is killed in a bizarre accident. Still recovering from her loss she is invited by Johns best friend for a visit in Salamanca. She has always loved Spain and accepts, looking forward to the holiday. Her host asks her to...

Hoping to prevent her best friends suicide, Sydney Reardon rushes to Puerto Vallarta where she becomes entangled with witchcraft, a handsome Gringo lawyer, a New York cop, a huge black dog-and murder. This book, one of a series, was a selection of the Mystery Book Club. Her other books, also from Sunstone Press, are "Little Green Man in Ireland" and "Three Deadly Days in Spain." Mary Branham was assistant director of the Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Having bought numerous thick books at airport shops and left them on the plane unfinished, she determined...