After her nemesis is found in beekeeper Josiah's beeyard, she fights an unknown enemy in the glamorous world of thoroughbreds, oak-cured bourbon, and antebellum mansions to uncover the truth in a land that keeps its secrets well.

"In this tale, once again, Abigail Keam does an excellent job of creating a middle-aged heroine, whom I can totally relate to, an eccentric cast of characters, beautifully descriptive settings, and she also incorporates interesting tidbits of history that took place around where she lives. Her mysterious daughter also adds to the suspense. "Death by Drowning" is a must read. Fans of mystery will absolutely love it. Even though it is second in a series, it stands alone just fine, however, to extend the fun; you will want to read both!"

The latest in the award-winning Josiah Reynolds mystery series. Shaneika Mary Todd begs Josiah to help protect her son who witnessed the murder of one of Kentucky's most prominent horse men. Relentless in her pursuit of the killer, Josiah stumbles across years of lies and deceptions that include her dear friend, Lady Elsmere.

Ethel Bradley thinks someone is trying to kill her, but doesn't know who or why. She enlists the help of her childhood friend, Lady Elsmere, but Lady Elsmere has troubles of her own in the form of a ne'er-do-well English nephew who's trying to steal her estate. Both women turn to Josiah Reynolds, who has just returned from New York. Josiah calls Detective Goetz who recommends a shamus named Walter Neff. Walter and Josiah scour the Bluegrass for answers that turn out to be deadly. To make matters worse for Josiah, Fred O'nan is a free man and gunning for her. Josiah, full of sass and vinegar,...

Ginny Wheelwright begs Josiah Reynolds to help her solve the disappearance of her only son, Dwight. Reluctantly, Josiah delves into Dwight's world of white picket fences and tidy lawns only to discover that it hides dangerous secrets, leading Josiah to the edge of the beautiful and treacherous Cumberland Falls. All the while, O'nan, Josiah's nemesis, plans his revenge. This time he gets really close. So close that someone is going to die. Will it be Josiah? Volume 6 in the Josiah Reynolds Mystery Series.

Terrence Bailey awakes one night to find his mother-in-law standing in a corner of his bedroom. The only problem is that his mother-in-law has been dead for seven years. Several weeks later Terrence dies of a heart attack . . . or does he? Josiah's nose starts twitching in a bad way when Terrence goes to the "Great Beyond" and she thinks his death has something to do with Jean Louis, an internationally-known portrait artist who has come to the Bluegrass to paint Lady Elsmere's portrait. She just doesn't like Jean Louis and does some digging on him. What she finds will involve Detective Goetz...

Charlie Hoskins was a self-made man.
Born poor as a church mouse, he was relentless in his pursuit of money to the point of being universally hated.
Oh, he was admired for his rags-to-riches story. He was admired for being a good businessman. But Charlie never learned tact and made many enemies in the process of realizing his goals. He didnt care that in order to accomplish his dreams, he trampled on those of others.
So it didnt surprise Josiah Reynolds when someone decided to kill Charlie. The only thing that bothered her was that her lawyer and friend, Shaneika Mary Todd, might have done...

Josiah Reynolds can hardly believe she hears
someone call out her name as she strolls down 75th Street
in New York City.
With the promise of a free drink, Bunny Witt steers Josiah
into nearby Bemelmans Bar where she proceeds to unfold
a tale about being stalked by a mysterious stranger. It seems
that Bunnys apartments in London and New York have been
broken into and searched, yet nothing was taken.
She is desperate for someone to find out who is tormenting her
and why. She has decided that someone should be our Josiah!
This chance encounter in the Big Apple leads Josiah into the...