The Secret of the Angel who Died at Midnight.
A DSS Kate Sutton Murder Mystery
In the quiet wine-growing town of Martinborough, Detective Senior Sergeant Kate Sutton is called to investigate the murder of respected local physician Dr. Geoffrey Scott. Found dead in his own garden, the doctor’s death sends ripples of unease through the close-knit community.
Recently divorced and still settling into her new home, Kate methodically begins to piece together the puzzle. As the investigation deepens, she discovers unexpected connections to the three-year-old disappearance of a young French woman—a case that has lingered unresolved in her career.
In this meticulously crafted mystery set in New Zealand’s picturesque Wairarapa region, Rosy Fenwicke delivers a compelling police procedural that rewards careful attention and offers satisfying twists in the tradition of classic detective fiction. As Kate follows the clues to their logical conclusion, she discovers that even in the most idyllic settings, the past never truly stays buried.
COLD WALLET
A psychological thriller set in the murky world of cryptocurrency.
What do the Reviews Say?
Booklife: “Fenwicke has written an intense thriller that has so many creative twists and turns that the ending comes as a pleasant surprise. Numerous misdirects and layers to this story keeps the reader wanting to learn more. The conclusion provides a great wrap-up to the story and a feeling that justice prevailed.”
Kirkus Reviews: A savvy, psychologically rich novel of tech-based intrigue.
And the Readers?
“This book was a page turner! The ending…omg! I read a lot and this has been one of the best books I’ve read in a very long time.“
“Cold Wallet is both an entertaining and intriguing light thriller as well as an informative glimpse into the new world of cryptocurrency. Easy to read and kept me glued to the end.“
Death Actually is a heartwarming women’s clean romance filled with compassion and humor. When tragedy strikes, Maggie finds herself navigating the challenges of single motherhood after her parents’ sudden passing and her husband’s departure, leaving her with two young children. With a deep breath, she sets aside her pride and returns to her quaint hometown, where she reluctantly embraces her family’s legacy as a funeral director.
Fast forward twenty years and it is winter in Queenstown, New Zealand, and skiers flock to the vibrant town. However, Maggie’s plate is full, weighed down by the loss of her mentor, Betty, her best friend Elka’s impending surgery, and her daughter Kate’s unexplained withdrawal from life. Meanwhile, her son Nick feels burdened by guilt, serving fast food to a former Olympic hopeful whose dreams were dashed by a crippling injury. Amidst it all, an enigmatic movie star arrives, too famous to heed advice, creating a whirlwind of excitement and chaos.
“This book captures you right at the start. The intermingled stories of the characters keeps you going. I loved how each character and their story developed. It was sad at times and thought provoking. I would highly recommend.“
Five Star Review: Amazon Reader.