Hana Du Rose Mysteries

End of the line. End of a life. Is this the end of a legacy?Hana's up to her neck in trouble. Her turbulent marriage to Logan is hindered by his secrets, but when he shares the truth about his other occupation, life as she knew it is over. Thrust into a world of dangerous business associates and clandestine meetings, Hana is pushed to her limit. Death visits the Du Roses when they least expect it and everything crumbles, destroying a legacy from the inside out.If you like page turning drama and living life on the edge, you'll love the Du Roses.Buy Du Rose Legacy and take a virtual break in stunning New Zealand.A quote from the novel. "The woman turned her steely gaze onto Hana and the men stopped talking. Logan's grey eyes pierced her soul. They were alight and sparkling, more animated than she had ever seen them, but there was a depth of something she had not previously encountered. He looked like a moth which deliberately flies too near a flame, thrill seeking." The first time K T Bowes won a writing competition she was six and the sound of the applause as she went up on stage stayed with her for at least half an hour. Then when they presented her with a Jaffa biscuit as a prize the shine wore off and she palmed it off on her baby sister after school. She wrote in her teenage years because the local paper paid money to kids for stories and she subsidised her role as sales assistant in a chip shop with her writing. Married with four children, her work history includes a variety of roles from law enforcement officer to chief pot and bottle washer in a hospital. She gained a drawer full of diplomas and certificates over the years for her numerous jobs but the most unused one was an honours degree in English.Eleven years ago after getting on a plane with a rucksack, a suitcase and a one way ticket to New Zealand with her family, K T Bowes dusted off her degree certificate and began to write again.Seven years later and she'd produced three novels which were published first on the book site which must not be named here. A few years on and she's an international best seller with nineteen books published under the Hakarimata Press label and available in most online retailers.K T Bowes is still in New Zealand and still married, but the four children she crossed the world with have all grown up and started doing incredible things of their own. Now in their twenties, they all seem to be stuck in the tertiary system as eternal students but one day they might find their way out - although they aren't currently looking for the exit. She visits them there regularly and sends food parcels and money.She used to horse ride but kept falling off and breaking bones so now stays almost safely on the treadmill - almost safely because she has fallen off that too. Her constant writing companion is a ginger cat called Nahla who sleeps in her desk drawer and follows her everywhere, begging for her picture to go on Twitter. Hana craves a quiet life but it's clearly not in her destiny. She'll take you with her as she lurches from crisis to crisis.

A prophecy in the making. History for the taking. And disaster beckons the sons of an ancient family.Decades ago on a mountain in New Zealand, a rich landowner sat with her grandson and told him the stories of his people. She prophesied he would be the one to rebuild their legacy.Thirty-five years later and Logan Du Rose is trying to make it happen, but history will not make it easy for him. Each time he believes the prophecy fulfilled, circumstance gets in the way. As he struggles to keep his new family line together, he's distracted by disturbing events. Two deaths at his workplace cause upset and disbelief among the staff, whilst the return of mysterious family treasures create trouble within his household. The diaries of his grandmother have untold stories to reveal, threatening the safety of Logan's legacy forever.If you like New Zealand mysteries with a underlying cultural twist, then you'll love the Du Roses.Buy The Du Rose Prophecy to get eight hours of reading pleasure. The first time K T Bowes won a writing competition she was six and the sound of the applause as she went up on stage stayed with her for at least half an hour. Then when they presented her with a Jaffa biscuit as a prize the shine wore off and she palmed it off on her baby sister after school. She wrote in her teenage years because the local paper paid money to kids for stories and she subsidised her role as sales assistant in a chip shop with her writing. Married with four children, her work history includes a variety of roles from law enforcement officer to chief pot and bottle washer in a hospital. She gained a drawer full of diplomas and certificates over the years for her numerous jobs but the most unused one was an honours degree in English.Eleven years ago after getting on a plane with a rucksack, a suitcase and a one way ticket to New Zealand with her family, K T Bowes dusted off her degree certificate and began to write again.Seven years later and she'd produced three novels which were published first on the book site which must not be named here. A few years on and she's an international best seller with nineteen books published under the Hakarimata Press label and available in most online retailers.K T Bowes is still in New Zealand and still married, but the four children she crossed the world with have all grown up and started doing incredible things of their own. Now in their twenties, they all seem to be stuck in the tertiary system as eternal students but one day they might find their way out - although they aren't currently looking for the exit. She visits them there regularly and sends food parcels and money.She used to horse ride but kept falling off and breaking bones so now stays almost safely on the treadmill - almost safely because she has fallen off that too. Her constant writing companion is a ginger cat called Nahla who sleeps in her desk drawer and follows her everywhere, begging for her picture to go on Twitter. Hana craves a quiet life but it's clearly not in her destiny. She'll take you with her as she lurches from crisis to crisis.

A stray child. A mother's heart. Cuckoos in the family nest.As a prophecy still winds its wicked fingers through the lives of her children, Hana Du Rose is forced to consider its truths once again. "The sons will be the ruin of this family."When she finds a stricken teenager injured in the bush, Hana tries to help him and ends up putting herself in danger. Parenting her fragile little nephew and raising her own children, it's not surprising that she extends the hand of friendship to this new stranger. But rescuing other people's stray children will demand a terrible price; one that Hana might not be willing to pay.Readers' say, "I found this hard to put down, I love the way Hana has grown throughout the books and never fails to surprise me." MaureenIf you like heroines with a maternal flaw then you'll love Hana Du Rose.Download Du Rose Family Ties to get closure on this popular New Zealand saga. The first time K T Bowes won a writing competition she was six and the sound of the applause as she went up on stage stayed with her for at least half an hour. Then when they presented her with a Jaffa biscuit as a prize the shine wore off and she palmed it off on her baby sister after school. She wrote in her teenage years because the local paper paid money to kids for stories and she subsidised her role as sales assistant in a chip shop with her writing. Married with four children, her work history includes a variety of roles from law enforcement officer to chief pot and bottle washer in a hospital. She gained a drawer full of diplomas and certificates over the years for her numerous jobs but the most unused one was an honours degree in English.Eleven years ago after getting on a plane with a rucksack, a suitcase and a one way ticket to New Zealand with her family, K T Bowes dusted off her degree certificate and began to write again.Seven years later and she'd produced three novels which were published first on the book site which must not be named here. A few years on and she's an international best seller with nineteen books published under the Hakarimata Press label and available in most online retailers.K T Bowes is still in New Zealand and still married, but the four children she crossed the world with have all grown up and started doing incredible things of their own. Now in their twenties, they all seem to be stuck in the tertiary system as eternal students but one day they might find their way out - although they aren't currently looking for the exit. She visits them there regularly and sends food parcels and money.She used to horse ride but kept falling off and breaking bones so now stays almost safely on the treadmill - almost safely because she has fallen off that too. Her constant writing companion is a ginger cat called Nahla who sleeps in her desk drawer and follows her everywhere, begging for her picture to go on Twitter. Hana craves a quiet life but it's clearly not in her destiny. She'll take you with her as she lurches from crisis to crisis.

Disappointment. Disagreement. And death.Just another average day on the mountain with the Du Roses.But this vendetta is different from the last in subtle ways. The damage is more than just irritating. It's getting serious. When someone falls from a balcony at the hotel, things take a nasty turn. As Hana starts to unravel the threads of this mystery she finds herself taken. The trouble is, she's got her children with her.

Disappointment. Danger. And death.It's just another ordinary day with the Du Roses. But Logan's making choices which frighten Hana and someone is trying to force them off the mountain. When a tragic accident throws the hotel into the spotlight, an old enemy returns to pick up where they left off. The first time K T Bowes won a writing competition she was six and the sound of the applause as she went up on stage stayed with her for at least half an hour. Then when they presented her with a Jaffa biscuit as a prize the shine wore off and she palmed it off on her baby sister after school. She wrote in her teenage years because the local paper paid money to kids for stories and she subsidised her role as sales assistant in a chip shop with her writing. Married with four children, her work history includes a variety of roles from law enforcement officer to chief pot and bottle washer in a hospital. She gained a drawer full of diplomas and certificates over the years for her numerous jobs but the most unused one was an honours degree in English.Eleven years ago after getting on a plane with a rucksack, a suitcase and a one way ticket to New Zealand with her family, K T Bowes dusted off her degree certificate and began to write again.Seven years later and she'd produced three novels which were published first on the book site which must not be named here. A few years on and she's an international best seller with nineteen books published under the Hakarimata Press label and available in most online retailers.K T Bowes is still in New Zealand and still married, but the four children she crossed the world with have all grown up and started doing incredible things of their own. Now in their twenties, they all seem to be stuck in the tertiary system as eternal students but one day they might find their way out - although they aren't currently looking for the exit. She visits them there regularly and sends food parcels and money.She used to horse ride but kept falling off and breaking bones so now stays almost safely on the treadmill - almost safely because she has fallen off that too. Her constant writing companion is a ginger cat called Nahla who sleeps in her desk drawer and follows her everywhere, begging for her picture to go on Twitter. Hana craves a quiet life but it's clearly not in her destiny. She'll take you with her as she lurches from crisis to crisis.

What if honouring the bro' code could cost you everything?Tama's in trouble again. He's a grown up with a full time job as a fire fighter, but old habits die hard. Even Hana can't help him out this time.

A secret liaison. A dangerous pursuer. A mistake repeated.The Du Roses show their true colour. Black. Like the corruption which runs through this family. They operate under a twisted moral code and Hana makes a formidable enemy from within Logan's inner circle.When a friend's betrayal sends her into the face of danger, Hana has nowhere left to turn. She's in too deep. Deeper than even she foresaw.What would you do if you'd just made the second biggest mistake of your life?Readers say, "The writer has a superb talent for making you feel like you are there."There are 9 novels in the Hana Du Rose Mysteries. Dive in and lose yourself in beautiful Aotearoa, land of the long white cloud. Reading can't take away your problems, but it can offer you somewhere else to go for a while.Download your copy today and escape to New Zealand.Other novels by this author:Logan Du RoseAbout HanaHana Du RoseDu Rose LegacyThe New Du Rose MatriarchOne HeartbeatThe Du Rose ProphecyDu Rose SonsDu Rose Family TiesThe Hana Du Rose Mysteries Boxed Set (Books 1-4)The ActuaryThe Actuary's WifeThe Actuary in TroubleDemons on Her ShoulderDeleilahAll SaintsFree from the TracksSophia's DilemmaA Trail of LiesGone Phishing The first time K T Bowes won a writing competition she was six and the sound of the applause as she went up on stage stayed with her for at least half an hour. Then when they presented her with a Jaffa biscuit as a prize the shine wore off and she palmed it off on her baby sister after school. She wrote in her teenage years because the local paper paid money to kids for stories and she subsidised her role as sales assistant in a chip shop with her writing. Married with four children, her work history includes a variety of roles from law enforcement officer to chief pot and bottle washer in a hospital. She gained a drawer full of diplomas and certificates over the years for her numerous jobs but the most unused one was an honours degree in English.Eleven years ago after getting on a plane with a rucksack, a suitcase and a one way ticket to New Zealand with her family, K T Bowes dusted off her degree certificate and began to write again.Seven years later and she'd produced three novels which were published first on the book site which must not be named here. A few years on and she's an international best seller with nineteen books published under the Hakarimata Press label and available in most online retailers.K T Bowes is still in New Zealand and still married, but the four children she crossed the world with have all grown up and started doing incredible things of their own. Now in their twenties, they all seem to be stuck in the tertiary system as eternal students but one day they might find their way out - although they aren't currently looking for the exit. She visits them there regularly and sends food parcels and money.She used to horse ride but kept falling off and breaking bones so now stays almost safely on the treadmill - almost safely because she has fallen off that too. Her constant writing companion is a ginger cat called Nahla who sleeps in her desk drawer and follows her everywhere, begging for her picture to go on Twitter. Hana craves a quiet life but it's clearly not in her destiny. She'll take you with her as she lurches from crisis to crisis.

"Let's escape to New Zealand," he said. "It'll be amazing."Then he died. And left her there alone.Hana is rebuilding her life. She's doing just fine. But when she's attracted to a new colleague, she needs to get in the queue because...well, why would he pick her? She never imagined she'd fall in love, uncover a mystery or go into hiding in her forties. And when she lifted her glass on New Year's Eve, she couldn't have foreseen car chases and murder in her near future.If she had, would she have changed anything?This boxed set includes the sought-after Logan Du Rose and kicks off the long running and much loved Du Rose series. Set in the heart of New Zealand, it's threaded with cultural history and family saga. From the haka to the kiwi, it's the perfect reader escape. This feisty, British immigrant is turning paradise upside down, one mystery at a time.If you love mysteries set Down Under, you'll love Hana Du Rose.Logan Du Rose (Book 1)Two strangers meet on a London train. One won't remember. The other will never forget.Hana can't imagine life beyond the train ride. Logan shouldn't even be there. They are prisoners of circumstance. And they are both afraid. Their lives are intertwined, and fate will ensure their second meeting in New Zealand unleashes a shocking chain of events.About Hana (Book 2)Not everyone gets a second chance at love but being stalked by a killer could ruin everything. Hana wants to trust someone close to her, but it may just be her biggest mistake yet.Sometimes you just must risk everything. Or lose it all anyway.Hana Du Rose (Book 3)How can she have made the same mistake twice? Hana is devastated. But when she uncovers a work colleague's sinister secret, it may just get them both killed.Du Rose Legacy (Book 4)Family is everything to the Du Roses. Protect the family whatever the cost.But this time, the price might just be too high. Tragedy is waiting for them around the corner and they will not want to pay its fee.Favourite comment about the series; "I read until my eyeballs fell out."This boxed set contains over 500,000 words, or thirty hours of suspense.Download it today and lose yourself in a love of New Zealand, and the Du Rose's tangled family web.Continue reading with the other novels in this series;The New Du Rose MatriarchOne HeartbeatThe Du Rose ProphecyDu Rose SonsDu Rose Family TiesDu Rose VendettaTama Du Rose (Novella)The Hana Du Rose Mysteries Boxed Set (Books 1-4)Phoenix Du Rose The first time K T Bowes won a writing competition she was six and the sound of the applause as she went up on stage stayed with her for at least half an hour. Then when they presented her with a Jaffa biscuit as a prize the shine wore off and she palmed it off on her baby sister after school. She wrote in her teenage years because the local paper paid money to kids for stories and she subsidised her role as sales assistant in a chip shop with her writing. Married with four children, her work history includes a variety of roles from law enforcement officer to chief pot and bottle washer in a hospital. She gained a drawer full of diplomas and certificates over the years for her numerous jobs but the most unused one was an honours degree in English.Eleven years ago after getting on a plane with a rucksack, a suitcase and a one way ticket to New Zealand with her family, K T Bowes dusted off her degree certificate and began to write again.Seven years later and she'd produced three novels which were published first on the book site which must not be named here. A few years on and she's an international best seller with nineteen books published under the Hakarimata Press label and available in most online retailers.K T Bowes is still in New Zealand and still married, but the four children she crossed the world with have all grown up and started doing incredible things of their own. Now in their twenties, they all seem to be stuck in the tertiary system as eternal students but one day they might find their way out - although