Early ReviewersCat Spivey

Nine dead Soviet hikers, a communist cover-up, a second look at an ice-cold case.

Determined to prove that inexperience did not cost nine innocent hikers their lives in 1959, Jacq Holmes and Holly Watts head back in time to the Soviet Union. Despite biting winds and freezing temperatures, the coldest thing they face is the KGB officer in charge of the search. His icy demeanor and veiled threats are enough to incapacitate Holly’s mind with fear.

However, Jacq’s Hyper-focused ADHD and raw determination will not allow her to abandon the case. With mounting evidence to prove her hypothesis, she pushes forward despite the communist effort to control the narrative. Will Jacq’s desire to expose the truth at any cost put the lives of those involved with the case in danger?

Last Day in Dyatlove is the second book in the time-traveling amateur sleuth series, Holmes All Jacq’d Up.

If you like relationships with synergy, amateur sleuths with quirky personalities, and not-so-cozy historical mysteries, download your copy today.

Two strong women, two mysteries to solve, and one life-changing discovery.

Jacquelyn Holmes is the direct decedent of the infamous Mr. Holmes. No, not the world-renowned detective, Sherlock, or even the heartbeat of the British government, Mycroft. She is the decedent of Sherrinford Holmes, the eldest brother, and mad scientist, who spent his days on a time machine with the single-minded goal of having Sherlock unravel history’s unsolved mysteries. After her uncle’s death, Jacq leaves behind her college studies and skeptical father to travel to England to discover whether five generations of quantum physicists found anything more than an ever-expanding universe.

Locked away in a bolt hole in the Holmes’ estate, Jacq and her sister from another mister, Holly Watts, discover not only had the family not wasted their time, but unearthed the key to time travel. With the aid of coded messages and quantum telepathy, Jacq’s mind leaps into Doctor Watson to take a master class on sleuthing from none other than Sherlock Holmes. Will this leap back in time make her an extraordinary detective, or will time travel be the catalyst for the zombie apocalypse?

Soundbite with Sherlock is the first book in the time-traveling amateur sleuth series, Holmes All Jacq’d Up.

If you like relationships with synergy, amateur sleuths with quirky personalities, and not so cozy historical mysteries, download your copy today.

Discloser: Included in this book is the case of The Adventure of the Sussex Vampire by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, which I did not feel worthy to edit.

Two strong women, two mysteries to solve, and one life-changing discovery.

Jacquelyn Holmes is the direct decedent of the infamous Mr. Holmes. No, not the world-renowned detective, Sherlock, or even the heartbeat of the British government, Mycroft. She is the decedent of Sherrinford Holmes, the eldest brother, and mad scientist, who spent his days on a time machine with the single-minded goal of having Sherlock unravel history’s unsolved mysteries. After her uncle’s death, Jacq leaves behind her college studies and skeptical father to travel to England to discover whether five generations of quantum physicists found anything more than an ever-expanding universe.

Locked away in a bolt hole in the Holmes’ estate, Jacq and her sister from another mister, Holly Watts, discover not only had the family not wasted their time, but unearthed the key to time travel. With the aid of coded messages and quantum telepathy, Jacq’s mind leaps into Doctor Watson to take a master class on sleuthing from none other than Sherlock Holmes. Will this leap back in time make her an extraordinary detective, or will time travel be the catalyst for the zombie apocalypse?

Soundbite with Sherlock is the first book in the time-traveling amateur sleuth series, Holmes All Jacq’d Up.