Friday, March 16, 2018

Books by J.Q. Rose

I have really enjoyed getting to know author J.Q. Rose. I especially enjoyed the story of how she got her Mustang car. After writing feature articles in magazines, newspapers, and online magazines for over fifteen years, she entered the world of fiction. Her mysteries published by BWL Publishing are Terror on Sunshine Boulevard, Dangerous Sanctuary, and Deadly Undertaking. Blogging, photography, Pegs and Jokers board games, and travel are the things that keep her out of trouble. She and her husband, Gardener Ted, spend winters in Florida and summers up north camping and hunting toads, frogs, and salamanders with her four grandsons and granddaughter. As promised yesterday, here is a selection of her books. I hope you enjoy them as much as I have done. 

Terror on Sunshine Boulevard—paranormal, mystery
Blurb: Rescuing a naked woman lying in a geranium bed? Investigating mysterious murders Not the usual calls for first responder Jim Hart. He expects slip and fall accidents or low blood pressure emergencies in his retirement community of Citrus Ridge Senior Community and Golf Resort. The ghastly crime scenes turn the winter time fun into a terrifying season of death and mystery when the authorities cannot track down the predator responsible.

Jim and his wife Gloria could escape the horror and grief by returning to their northern home, but concern for their friends and residents keep them in Florida. With the entire community in a dither over the deaths, the Harts participate in the normal winter activities of golfing, dancing, and pool parties with their friends to distract them from the sadness and loss.

Can Jim and Gloria work with the authorities to discover who or what is killing the seniors on Sunshine Boulevard and stop the increasing body count?


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Deadly Undertaking—Romantic suspense, cozy mystery
Blurb: Lauren Staab knew there would be dead bodies around when she returned home. After all, her family is in the funeral business, Staab and Blood Funeral Home. Still, finding an extra body on the floor of the garage between the hearse and the flower car shocked her. Lauren’s plan to return to her hometown to help care for her mother and keep the books for the funeral home suddenly turns upside down in a struggle to prove she and her family are not guilty of murdering the man. But will the real killer return for her, her dad, her brother? Her mother’s secrets, a killer, a handsome policeman, and a shadow man muddle up her intention to have a simple life. Welcome home, Lauren!

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Dangerous Sanctuary—Romantic suspense, cozy mystery
Blurb: Pastor Christine Hobbs has been in the pulpit business for over five years. She never imagined herself caring for a flock that includes a pig, a kangaroo, and a murderer.  
Detective Cole Stephens doesn't want the pretty pastor to get away with murdering the church music director. His investigative methods infuriate Christine as much as his deep brown eyes attract her. 
Can they find the real killer and build a loving relationship based on trust?


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Contact J.Q. Rose here:

Amazon Author Page http://tinyurl.com/aeuv4m4

5 comments:

  1. I've read several of these books and I think I've reviewed one. Until I finish the book due the end of this month, I can't do much.

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  2. Thank you, Janet for your support. Looking forward to reading your next book!
    JQ Rose

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  3. Thanks, Victoria, for hosting me and your kind comments about the books.
    JQ Rose

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  4. Hi J.Q. Wondering about the tone of your books. Are they cozy? Police Procedurals? Thrillers? Also wondering if DEADLY UNDERTAKING and DANGEROUS SACTUARY are connected books.

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  5. Thank you, Roxy, for your question. Deadly Undertaking and Dangerous Sanctuary fulfill the definition of a cozy for sure--cozy mystery solved by a person not in law enforcement. They are not a series, but do have in common strong female protagonists. Terror on Sunshine Boulevard is a thriller and some would say horror. All have some humor in them to lighten up the darkness.

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