Savannah Sleuths

A charming Savannah mystery featuring a relatable, later‑in‑life protagonist, plenty of Southern charm, and a blend of wit, wisdom, and relatable life experiences. Ideal for fans of cozy reads with heart, humour, and hope. A locked gate, a missing grave, and a secret someone's killing to keep buried. When Emma Lynn Whitmore agrees to catalog gravestones in Savannah's eerie Holly Hill Cemetery, she expects Spanish moss and ghost stories-not a historian's body among the crumbling tombs and a chilling link to a murder decades ago behind the same iron fence. With her sassy Savannah Sleuths-sharp-tongued Margaret, eagle-eyed Graham, and tech-wizard Wren with her sly grin-the crew dives into a mystery as tangled as Lowcountry vines. A missing heirloom map and whispers of an old betrayal point to a killer who's determined to bury the truth. Emma Lynn's quick wit leads the charge, Margaret stirs up gossip faster than a Savannah summer storm, Graham spots clues in the shadows, and Wren hacks through the digital cobwebs–their banter popping like firecrackers over the Fourth. But as old grudges resurface and a present-day threat stalks the misty graveyard, the Sleuths must outsmart a growing list of suspects to solve both murders before a killer's secret is locked away forever. Perfect for fans of Richard Osman and Kay Bratt, Behind the Iron Fence blends Southern charm, witty sleuths, and a double dose of mystery. Join Emma Lynn's lively crew for a suspenseful, laugh-out-loud romp through Savannah, where tombstones hide more than a dead body. ________________________________ Praise for the Savannah Series ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Some great twists, and interesting characters, and as is Veronica's style it's a really well-told story that will hook you. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Another Savannah sleuth mystery solved by an unusual and talented set of detectives. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I love these three retiree super sleuths. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Friends who know each other's quirks and strengths that have known each other forever and have each other's backs going up against the rich and ruthless. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It's filled with great descriptions of the city of Savannah almost allowing you to feel like you might be there.

A charming Savannah mystery featuring a relatable, later‑in‑life protagonist, plenty of Southern charm, and a soft, satisfying puzzle. Ideal for fans of cozy reads with heart, humour, and hope. A wedding. A whisper. A missing bride beneath the blooms… Savannah's cobblestone streets are dressed for celebration, but when a florist's daughter vanishes hours before her garden wedding, charm gives way to mystery. Emma Lynn Whitmore thought her biggest challenge would be what to wear to Savannah's wedding of the season-not searching for a bride who left behind a bloodstained veil and a spiral symbol that feels more like a warning than a clue. With Margaret's keen intuition, Graham's persistence, and Wren's digital skills, the Savannah Sleuths push past polite facades to uncover disturbing truths: a secretive psychology study, bridesmaids hiding dangerous motives, and a former boyfriend who won't let go. When another young woman disappears, suspicion grows-and so does the sense that someone is manipulating every move. The closer they get, the more Emma Lynn realizes this is no ordinary case of cold feet. The countdown to the wedding has become a countdown to survival, and the truth may be rooted in shadows that Savannah society would rather keep buried. Perfect for fans of clean Southern mysteries with high stakes and relentless intrigue, Below the Wisteria Veil blends charm with chilling secrets that refuse to stay hidden. ________________________________ Praise for the Savannah Series ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Some great twists, and interesting characters, and as is Veronica's style it's a really well-told story that will hook you. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Another Savannah sleuth mystery solved by an unusual and talented set of detectives. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I love these three retiree super sleuths. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Friends who know each other's quirks and strengths that have known each other forever and have each other's backs going up against the rich and ruthless. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It's filled with great descriptions of the city of Savannah almost allowing you to feel like you might be there. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This novel is an engaging cosy mystery set in Savannah, Georgia, where atmosphere and character drive the story.

A charming Savannah mystery featuring a relatable, later‑in‑life protagonist, plenty of Southern charm, and an atmospheric puzzle. Ideal for fans of cozy reads with heart, humour, and hope. Three old friends. One missing woman. And a twelve-year-old girl who refuses to be forgotten. When a sharp-eyed, sharp-tongued twelve-year-old shows up on Emma Lynn Whitmore's porch claiming her sister didn't run away-no matter what the police say-Emma Lynn can't turn her away. Not when the girl's headed straight for the foster system. Not when the story feels all too familiar. With the help of her lifelong friends-meticulous Margaret and steady Graham-Emma Lynn agrees to dig into the disappearance. Just a few days. Just to see if the girl's instincts are right. But what they find pulls them deeper into Savannah's shadows, where a young woman's trail winds through secrets, danger, and a past someone's desperate to keep buried. And as the clock ticks and the authorities close in, the trio must decide how far they're willing to bend the rules-for a girl who has no one left but them. Perfect for fans of Southern charm, found family, and cozy mysteries with heart and grit. ________________________________ Praise for the Savannah Series ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Some great twists, and interesting characters, and as is Veronica's style it's a really well-told story that will hook you. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Another Savannah sleuth mystery solved by an unusual and talented set of detectives. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I love these three retiree super sleuths. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Friends who know each other's quirks and strengths that have known each other forever and have each other's backs going up against the rich and ruthless. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It's filled with great descriptions of the city of Savannah almost allowing you to feel like you might be there.