No Stone Left Unturned

A brand new police mystery novel set on the shores of Lake Erie, Pennsylvania. Perfect for fans of Ann Cleeves, LJ Ross and Louise Penny. *** 'An unforgettable cast' USA Today Bestseller Carissa Ann Lynch When a local Erie vet is shot during a robbery, Erie City Police Detective Matthias Honeywell and his partner Cassie Malone are tasked with pursuing the perpetrators. But as they close in on the truth, a mysterious sniper targets those involved in the case. Emma Anderson has seen more than her share of cases since becoming a journalist in Lake Erie, and with news of the shooting becoming local interest, her instincts kick in. What she didn't expect to uncover was a secret that could cause an ethical dilemma between Matthias and Cassie. As the search for the sniper continues and the investigation taking a dark turn, Cassie and Emma find themselves caught up in a kidnapping plot. As the women are forced to draw on their resourcefulness to survive, will they manage to escape or is time against them? Praise for Annette Dashofy: 'Annette Dashofy is one of the best mystery writers out there today. If you aren't reading her books, you are truly missing out and you need to fix that today.' 'A superb police procedural. Fantastic, fast-paced and tension-filled' ----- 'Couldn't stop reading... gritty' ----- 'An outstanding grab-you-by-the-throat series... addictive' ----- 'Lots of twists and turns' ---- 'An innovative mystery... a captivating story' ---- 'Gripping, fast-paced, well-written and realistic, I highly recommend' ----- 'A mystery that every mystery lover will enjoy' -----

USA Today bestseller Annette Dashofy is the author of over a dozen novels including the seven-time Agatha-nominated Zoe Chambers mystery series about a paramedic-turned-coroner in rural Pennsylvania. Her standalone, Death By Equine, won the 2021 Dr. Tony Ryan Book Award for excellence in thoroughbred racing literature. Her Detective Honeywell mystery series set along the shores of Lake Erie. Annette and her husband live in the United States on ten acres of what was her grandfather's Pennsylvania dairy farm with one very spoiled cat.