I was blessed with a wonderful Dad and several of my books are about the special relationship between fathers and daughters, especially those in my Nancy Keene Mysteries. Teenage sleuth Nancy has a father who is every girl's dream of an ideal Dad. He gives her a tremendous amount of freedom: he is often away on business trips, which leaves her with plenty of unsupervised time to investigate her cases. It seems like all she has to do all day is to drive around in her vintage blue roadster and solve mysteries. She has no pestering Mom telling her to clean up her room. Because her father is a successful attorney, he has plenty of money to treat Nancy and her friends to wonderful vacations, including ones to New Orleans and London. She can wrap him around her little finger, and almost always gets her way. How lucky can a girl be?!
In the first Nancy Keene Mystery I wrote, "The Buried Treasure on Route 66", her Dad is having trouble accepting the fact that his precious Nancy has just turned 18, has a boyfriend, and is going away to college. How will he handle the empty nest? And what lessons will he learn when he joins Nancy and her boyfriend on a road trip? This book is rated PG and only costs $1.99.
I love New Orleans and have been there many times, so I have Nancy going there on vacation with her Dad and her friends. When a docent at Oak Alley Plantation is found dead, Nancy will not rest until she figures out whodunit. She has to leave New Orleans before the murder is solved, but Nancy twists her over-indulgent Dad around her little finger and he allows her to return to the Crescent City to stay with her fun and funky Aunt Audrey in "The Ghost in the Plantation". This book is rated PG and costs $2.99.
My most recent Nancy Keene Mystery finds Nancy, her Dad, and her girlfriend going to London. Nancy has her first serious crush at 16 when she sees that Daniel Craig is staying at the same hotel as they are. She's a big fan of James Bond and even goes to Harrods to try a find an outfit like one of the Bond Girls to impress him. When someone steals his BAFTA award out of his hotel room, Nancy is hot on the trail trying to figure out who stole it and why. This book is called "The Stolen Mask" and is rated PG and costs only $1.99.
Nancy and her Dad are big fans of "A Prairie Home Companion" and she talks him into going on a pilgrimage with her in search of the towns that inspired Garrison Keillor's Lake Wobegon. Her Dad wants to go on a Bob Dylan pilgrimage while they are in Minnesota, but Nancy has other plans when a bachelor farmer goes missing. This book is called, "The Missing Bachelor Farmer" and it is rated G. It only costs $1.99.
All of these eBooks are available at Amazon, iTunes, Barnes and Noble, Google Play, Kobo, and Smashwords. Three of them are also available in paperback at Amazon.com.
In the first Nancy Keene Mystery I wrote, "The Buried Treasure on Route 66", her Dad is having trouble accepting the fact that his precious Nancy has just turned 18, has a boyfriend, and is going away to college. How will he handle the empty nest? And what lessons will he learn when he joins Nancy and her boyfriend on a road trip? This book is rated PG and only costs $1.99.
My most recent Nancy Keene Mystery finds Nancy, her Dad, and her girlfriend going to London. Nancy has her first serious crush at 16 when she sees that Daniel Craig is staying at the same hotel as they are. She's a big fan of James Bond and even goes to Harrods to try a find an outfit like one of the Bond Girls to impress him. When someone steals his BAFTA award out of his hotel room, Nancy is hot on the trail trying to figure out who stole it and why. This book is called "The Stolen Mask" and is rated PG and costs only $1.99.
All of these eBooks are available at Amazon, iTunes, Barnes and Noble, Google Play, Kobo, and Smashwords. Three of them are also available in paperback at Amazon.com.
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