Remy Lane trades in Hollywood's phony film industry for the weathered ruins of England, unearthing the sale of stolen antiquities hidden beneath homicide.
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The Barrington Bay series features mysteries and murders surrounding a harbor village in northern Cumbria. Join Remy Lane as she strives to solve cozy conundrums and heinous whodunits alongside Inspector Wm. Tremaine, PC Albright, and members of a tight-knit community set against rural pastures, historical ruins, and the unforgiving sea.
The first book of this series, The Stars Prevail, unveils a mystery set along the precipitous northwestern edge of England. An amateur American sleuth, a vested detective inspector, and a cast of curious residents take us on a coastal tour—past the Solway Firth, along Hadrian’s Wall, and down the twisted lanes of a village—that somehow lands us among smugglers of illicit antiquities.
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The second novel, The Tide Turns, expands upon the villagers' relationships when one of their own is murdered on a nearby island. Throughout both novels, people are bound together by their history and a new need to adapt in an ever-changing world as tourists discover and devour their quaint countryside.
The third book, The Sheltering Stones, continues the Barrington Bay book series when a murder is linked to cultural antiquities taken by missionaries in the 1950s and '60s to be housed in a seminary museum. While the number of seminarians has dwindled over time, the value of the illicit antiquities has only increased. Are they worth killing for?
