Seeing Colors: Three Cozy Mysteries

by J.A. Whiting

Genres: Mystery Anthologies & Collections; Craft & Hobby Cozy Mysteries; Supernatural suspense

Synopsis

Seeing Colors Paranormal Cozy Mysteries: Books 1-3 by USA Today Bestselling Author J A Whiting.

Books 1-3

Book 1:
Nell Finley is an artist living and working with her sister, Violet, in the seaside village of Bluewater Cove. There is something special about Nell’s vision and how she’s able to see the world.
One afternoon, a woman enters the sisters’ shop, and while Nell is in the backroom studio, she takes a quick look at the customer and sees something disturbing.
When the woman leaves the store, a terrible accident happens, and after the police investigate, they discover a killer is on the loose.
The police ask Nell to help them find the criminal, but she hesitates.
Will Nell get involved in the investigation before someone gets away with murder?

Book 2: Deadly Danger
Nell and her sister, Violet, discover a lost dog in the seaside village of Bluewater Cove. When they try to find the dog’s owner, they are thrust into a case of distrust and confusion. Is the man who owns the dog the person he seems to be?
There is something so special about Nell’s vision and how she sees the world that the police ask her to assist on the investigation. As she learns more about seeing colors, will Nell be able to use her skill and perception to unravel the facts before someone’s life is lost?

Book 3: Catastrophe Cliff
Nell and her sister, Violet, are out for an early morning walk with their dogs in the Bluewater state park when they come upon a gruesome scene. A young woman has fallen from the top of the granite cliffs. Did she slip? Did she jump? Did someone push her? Because there is something special about how Nell sees the world, the police ask her to once again assist on the investigation. As she learns more about her skill, will Nell be able to use her perception to find the truth before danger threatens another person's life?

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Release date: July 28, 2022

Publisher: J A Whiting Books and Whitemark Publishing

Print pages: 491