She’s Come Undone Bundle: 3 Mainstream Novels by Kelli Jae Baeli
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Overview: Even after 51 books, Kelli Jae Baeli always tries to write the sort of book she would want to read.
She says her favorite thing to do is take a common trope and turn it on its ear. Where you expect a zig, she gives you a zag. In her pages, you will find strong female characters, ethical dilemmas, realistic romantic storylines often balanced by adventure and intense pacing, tempered by witty dialogue, and happy endings. All are hallmarks of her work.
Genre: Mystery
Achilles Forjan. Burlington, Vermont was a city known for its near-nonexistent murder rate. So when bodies begin to appear along with a mysterious note and a humiliating gesture from the killer, local authorities scramble to discover who is responsible.
A complicated series of events points to Amy Jane Spenser as the prime suspect. She is troubled by sleep deprivation and frequent memory lapses. Her job as a paramedic feeds her compulsion to help people, but ultimately only renders her a crippled witness to the human condition. Amy struggles with doubt over her own mysterious behavior, and is left with no alibi for any of the murders.
Her friend, Karma, uses her degree in Criminal Psychology and a gift for psychometry to search for clues to Amy’s innocence, in spite of a persistent detective. The suspense builds as lives intertwine, and destinies dangle precariously over an abyss of secrets and suppositions, until nothing can ever be the same again.
Baggage. During Hurricane Katrina, Patriarch Dominic Fontaine meets his freakish demise—the rubble of his “hurricane-proof” mansion all around him—and no one suspects that a vengeful woman came to kill him.
Real estate agent, Sienna Bachman, always ethical and historically judicious in her decisions, learns that karma can come in two flavors; but she fears that she may taste only one.
The dark, handsome artist, Jerrin Boudreaux, Dominic Fontaine’s estranged son, must deal with the specter of his father’s death, loathing him more and more as Dominic’s past betrayal is compounded by still more family secrets.
Established agoraphobe, Cherise Fontaine, never understood her brother’s hatred for their father, but she needs him more than ever, now that Dominic won’t be around to coax her out of her shell.
As Bay St. Louis sits in flooded, flattened ruin, sixteen year old Noah is stranded in Jackson during a gig with his band, waiting for his alcoholic mother to join him as Katrina bears down on the coast. She never appears. Desperate to find her, he has no resources left to him except the infamous Envelope. Finally, he must open it, per his mother’s instruction, in order to find help from a stranger.
A petty thief named Kitcher is unaware of the role he plays in linking these people together.
In the aftermath of the worst hurricane in American history, the secrets held in a safe deposit box spur the Fontaine offspring into a journey of enlightenment and self-discovery as their lives converge with strangers, and the mysteries of karma, hope, and synchronicity take over.
Another Justice. Revenge is a dish best served. In Colorado Springs, Margo Benning owns a thriving gym; her source of independence and pride. One violent event is all it takes to reveal how powerless she really is. Reporting the crime against her will lead to the inevitable legal machinations, and likely result in her attacker going free.
Unwilling to let the monster get away with his crime, she decides to seek justice on her own, copycatting a recent vigilante to deflect suspicion. But how is Margo to keep her covert deeds from her girlfriend and best friend, when they are both police detectives?
Omega Fisher appreciates the synchronicity of her name. Her surname conjures the biblical phrase fisher of men, and in Greek, her first name means the end. She is, indeed, fishing for a few men, and she does, indeed, intend to END them. Meg wonders if there is some meaning in this correlation, or if it is just another random alignment in a universe full of random alignments.
Ultimately, it hardly matters. She is who she is, and she is going to do what she is going to do.
Fish for them. End them.
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