Get all three Ash Jericho Books in one bundle for great savings! An Inheritance to Die For A killer stalks small town Seales, Kentucky. If returning home to Kentucky because her grandmother was dying wasn’t bad enough, Ash Jericho loses her cousin to murder. Worse, Ash becomes the main suspect. Ash realizes she’ll have to find the real killer when the local police follow her around town, waiting for a misstep. Investigation might not be Ash’s forte but between her best friend’s font of local knowledge, her grandmother’s ghost cat, and Ash’s ability to read impressions from objects, she decides to muddle through. Until the next murder. Pretty soon, it appears Ash could be the killer’s next target. A Discovery to Die For Not Just Another Day at the Office for Ash Jericho. No one wants to find a dead body on their doorstep, certainly not Ash Jericho. She’s had enough of murder after her cousin died half a year ago. Now, a dead woman waits outside Ash’s new business.. Finding out that the woman has tried to slander Ash’s business puts Ash back in the investigator’s spotlight. Once again she has to start sleuthing in order to clear her name. With no shortage of suspects, Ash is going to have to use her psychic abilities, her ghostly cat, and her friend Cheri’s gossip hotline to figure out which of the people around them murdered the woman. Soon enough, the mystery falls right back on Ash’s doorstep. A Distraction to Die For Accidents happen. Some Accidents are Planned. A deadly car accident sends acupuncturist and sometime detective Ash Jericho on a mission to find the person responsible. Searching for answers, Ash only finds more questions forcing her to use her psychic abilities as she never has before. As she begins to uncover the real story, it appears it’s bigger than she could ever have dreamed, putting her in the crosshairs of a killer. As an added bonus, get the short story, Home for the Holidays as well! Authors Note: I had long wanted to have an acupuncturist as my main character. Ash was my first foray into paranormal cozies and I didn't do as much with the paranormal as I might have. I wanted to keep it rather low key. I wasn't ever quite satisfied with the way she didn't use her powers but as the books went on, she became a bit more comfortable with them. I doubt I'll go back and write more in the series as I have more fun with my Haunted Hotel series where I have ghosts wandering all over the place and the cats are alive.
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