Mitzy Neuhaus, tall, blonde, and stuck in the 80s, might be the top selling realtor in Portlandia, but even her office is dead in this economy. Despite her complete faith that God and common sense can fix anything, she has found herself with a full staff and nothing to do—until her favorite run-down mansion gets itself foreclosed, that is.But with the homeowner desperate to keep Mitzy away from his property and Alonzo, the dangerously hot rival investor, trying to snatch it out from under her, Mitzy knows she has to work fast, or the economy won't be the only thing dead.

Mitzy Neuhaus had an easier time selling her condo before the mystery buyer "bought it" on her patio. Mitzy stumbled over the body and knew she had to get involved in the case—if only because the corpse was a dead ringer for herself. At first it seemed like a clear case of mistaken identity, and Mitzy feared the Mafia wasn't done with her yet. But digging into the life of the dead buyer uncovered a peculiar little dress shop where nothing added up. Can Mitzy untangle the mystery before she ends up with her own case of buyer's remorse?

Love, honor, and investigate murder. After a stressful wedding full of surprises, Jane and Jake head off to a quiet honeymoon on the Oregon Coast where they receive a gift they hadn't registered for: a corpse at the cottage. The little town is scared and vulnerable, as several teens have recently run away. Is the body the newlyweds found one of the missing kids? A town full of mysteries, a honeymoon full of surprises. Jane and Jake plunge head first into a life only a detective could love!  

When a local architect and notorious lothario gets himself impaled on a wrought iron fence it pretty much ruins Mitzy's Christmas.With her client—the dead guy's most recent ex-wife—in crisis and the custom Tudor home now a murder house, Mitzy will need to work a lot of overtime to unload the unsellable property—and catch a killer.

All things work together for the good for those who believe. Too bad Maura Garrison, private investigator, isn't a believer. The murder she was hired to solve hinges on its parallel in the Old Testament book, Judges, but she was just dumped by her pastor-husband so the Bible is the last thing she wants to turn to for answers. Rick Styles, Maura's husband, is a popular marriage and family counselor with a thriving writing and speaking side business. He's also the member of a city council committee dedicated to getting homeless children off the streets of Portland, Oregon, a worthy goal that seems to have attracted the attention of a sick and twisted killer. Solving this crime means digging into things Maura wants desperately to avoid, will she be able to see her way through this tangle in time to stop a serial killer? Hilton's prose is beautiful and clever. She draws readers into the story with vivid descriptions of places and emotion states. —The...