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"Once again, following her first book about the tough woman detective Cory Marin, Romancing the Crime, JW Robitaille has produced a gripping, twisting, anxiety provoking rip roarer of a plot. Rednecks and drug dealers, crooked cops and arrogant rich kids vs. a dogged detective and her partner. I could not put it down." Amazon Reviewer "Marshland is fantastic sequel to Romancing the Crime. Cory Marin returns as the strong female lead detective whose instinct and tenacity make the novel a page-turner. The novel contains all new mysteries, twists and turns but with the same likable ...

Rita Pearson has two young children, a full-time job, a self-absorbed husband, and an alcoholic father who suddenly moves in with her while he is being treated at the VA hospital. What she doesn’t have is time to breathe or time to pursue her long-postponed dream of painting. Rita struggles through frustration, self-doubt, depression, and anger as she moves forward in fits and starts towards her dream of becoming an artist. Will she succumb to the depression that drove her mother to suicide? Will she give in to the anger she fears will destroy everything she loves? We follow Rita through ...

"I have read all three books in this series and this is my favorite. I could not put it down. Great summer reading!" Amazon Reviewer"Once again JW Robitaille has written a fast-paced, can't put it down police procedural featuring Cory Marin, her tough Latina detective, who is holding her own in a southern police department in a university town. There is nothing more fun than a new Cory Marin novel. Highly recommended!" Amazon Reviewer "I'm hooked on the Cory Marin stories and this third book left me wishing for book #4. The twists, depth of characters, and fast pace kept me completely ...

"Compares favorably to Harlan Coben." Amazon Reviewer "A fast-paced book that kept me wound up tighter than a drum all the way through." Amazon Reviewer "As a die-hard detective fiction reader, I think this is an incredible first book in this genre. The plot is well thought-out and presented. The characters are very well written, and the villain is as attractive as Milton's Satan! I flew through this novel, and I can't wait for the next Cory Marin to appear. This is great summer reading, though you may be so involved with the book that you get a sunburn!" Amazon Reviewer "Warning: don't ...

A vulnerable girl determined to get what she wants out of life, if she could just figure out what that was. Beautiful but damaged Addie McCormick is used to getting what she wants. Until her party life is upended when her childhood friend drags her home from graduation to a mother on her deathbed. Faced with an uncertain future and haunted by demons from her past, Addie believes she’s found the solution to her problems when she meets handsome young lawyer, Marco Russo. To land him, she must keep her wild and unstable past hidden, but doing so, proves to be harder than she expected. Driven...

Murder for hire in a Southern college town. When Sgt. Cory Marin and Marty Washington investigate the execution style murder of a female grad student, they discover that everyone involved with the victim has something to hide. The deeper Cory digs, the more she identifies with the victim, who may have been killed because of information she uncovered. When Cory discovers the victim was pregnant, she is more than ever determined to find the shooter and the person who hired him. As she doggedly pursues the case, she battles demons of her own. She is haunted by memories of her failed first ...

"A can't-put-down book." Amazon Reviewer "A timely and riveting crime mystery. Robitaille accomplishes what Louise Penny readers will recognize: a setting, characters, and plot that leave you wanting more." Amazon Reviewer Me Too comes to high school. When a young girl attempts suicide as a result of a sexting incident, Detectives Cory Marin, Janelle Ramos, and Makena Neal investigate. When the trail leads to a group of star athletes, no one wants the story told, not school officials and not the students themselves. But Cory, Janelle, and Mac, each for her own reasons, cannot walk away from...

Trust Me: Voices From the South is a collection of eight stories that put you inside the heads of men and women, black and white, young and old. We see the world through the eyes of a man who may or may not put in a fence for you, a man who likens picking up women to fishing, a troubled teenage girl, a retired home economics teacher, a college football player, a man who has lost touch with himself and his family, a grandmother who puts her faith in the Lord, and a woman who sees her future in her aging mother. All these voices invite you to trust them, but you do so at your own risk

A town threatened with extremist violence. One woman is tasked with defusing the threat. Can she uncover the truth before her town explodes in violence? Sgt. Cory Marin wants to bask in the glow of her pregnancy, but when an extremist preacher threatens to burn the Koran and books of the devil, national attention falls on her peaceful college town. Racing to avoid an international incident, she uncovers a second threat, a more dangerous leader with plans for a rally that will draw like-minded people from around the country. With extremists staging protests to grab national headlines, ...

A website offering underage girls. A missing informant. When a body turns up, Sgt. Cory Marin, head of homicide and five months pregnant, is thrust into an investigation of the shady world of strip clubs and sex for sale. Cory Marin turns up multiple suspects: the girl’s ‘manager’ and two prominent men she was blackmailing. As the case heats up, the discovery of a leak casts suspicion on the law enforcement agencies involved. As she investigates, Cory must juggle pressure from the DA not to ‘ruffle feathers’ with pressure from the FBI to keep her investigation quiet while the FBI ...

Jay Hollins is finishing his MA in creative writing but unable to move on with his life because he is still reeling from a tragedy that spelled the death of his dreams. His college girlfriend, Cathy, diagnoses his malaise as postpartum depression and tells him he should start on a new story. He begins writing the story that haunts him–a story of young writers discovering their voices and themselves in the stories they write, the story of their friendship, and of the disastrous love affair that tears them apart. Like the Australian aborigines who believe they can dance the past to life in ...

Emily Earl leaves her husband and their faltering relationship behind when she goes home to care for her father after open-heart surgery. In her father's house, she must confront his sudden frailty and the warring ghosts of her mother and grandmother as she rediscovers the legacy of love and obligation she has inherited from him. She works on her thesis and looks up old friends Jim and Carla, only to find they have separated. Her growing attraction to Jim is irresistible, but it entangles her in a conflict that threatens to destroy her.