T. Jefferson Parker isn't the only one who grew up in Tustin and writes murder/mysteries about Orange County. My husband and I graduated from Tustin High the same year he did; so there must be something about "The OC" that is inspiring writers of our generation.
We now have two murder/mysteries that show Tustin and its nearby cities as main characters in our books. People who had read it, have really given us positive feedback about how landmarks in our book bring back so many memories of when they were growing up. Our readers have told us that they feel as if they are right there with our main characters watching as the plot unfolds.
So swing on over to your favorite ebook store today and check out our Tustin mystery books! And if that isn't enough, you can get your hands on good old-fashioned print copies at Amazon too! There's no excuse for not getting lost in a good mystery about Orange County!
Murder at the Abbey: A Detective Santy Mystery
by Lousie Hathaway
In our newest murder/mystery, a monastery in Orange County, California is shaken when one of its priests is murdered. Who would want to kill him? Tempers have been running high in Silverado Canyon ever since the abbey purchased land to expand on. Detective Clarissa Santy is trying to solve the murder, while she’s busy reintroducing her father to the world outside of prison where he's spent 30 years for a murder conviction.
The Tustin Chronicles: A Detective Santy Mystery
by Louise Hathaway
This murder mystery, about a daughter's search for the truth behind her father's murder, is an homage to the books of T. Jefferson Parker that describe crime in Orange County, California. Focusing on Tustin in the early 1970's and 1990's, this book brings back the bygone days of tractor showrooms; hippies and head shops in Laguna Beach; and a packing house called "The Sunkist Cathedral".
These ebooks are available at Apple's iBookstore, Barnes and Noble, Amazon, or any of your favorite e-reader sites. They're also available in paperback from Amazon.com.
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