Pink Balloons and Other Deadly Things Sharks, Jellyfish and Other Deadly Things Shooting Stars and Other Deadly Things Golden Eggs and Other Deadly Things Slippery Slopes and Other Deadly Things

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Welcome to the world of Carrie Carlin,
NEW JERSEY'S
FAVORITE BIOFEEDBACK THERAPIST! 

Author Nancy Tesler’s
“Other Deadly Things”
Mystery Series
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“If you like lovable, dysfunctional characters and a story that includes mayhem and murder, then
you’ll be mad about this series.”
--
Old Book Barn Gazette

“This is amateur sleuthing at its charming, endearing, laughable and surprising best.”
 --Charlotte Austin Review

 

 

 

 

 


Book One, "Pink Balloons and Other Deadly Things” introduces amateur sleuth, Carrie Carlin, stress-reduction biofeedback therapist and soon-to-be divorced single mom whose tranquil life is turned upside down when, on the eve of her fortieth birthday, her husband of eighteen years takes off with a sexy young wicked witch. A double whammy, but nothing compared to what she will face when she’s accused of knocking off the bimbo.

In Book Two, “Sharks, Jellyfish and Other Deadly Things” it’s Carrie’s best friend, Meg, who is in trouble when her brother-in-law is killed (murdered?) in a boating accident in Key West, and Meg’s husband goes missing. Planning to do only some hand-holding and a little biofeedback therapy, Carrie flies to the rescue and becomes embroiled in a plot where it’s a toss-up as to who or what is more dangerous—the villains or the marine life.

Book Three, "Shooting Stars and Other Deadly Things” brings readers back to suburbia where Carrie can focus on her stressed-out clients, her daughter’s operatic debut at the local community theater, and warding off the matrimonial advances of her new lover, homicide cop, Ted Brodsky. That is, until compassion for a friend coupled with her unquenchable curiosity thrusts her into the middle of Ted’s latest case in which, what appears to be a simple bike vs. pedestrian accident, turns out to be a tangled web of Asian mob intrigue.

“Golden Eggs and Other Deadly Things,” Book Four, introduces Carrie’s not very loveable stepmother, Eve, who drags Carrie kicking and screaming into her unsavory, heretofore hidden past where extortionists lurk, and the threat of secrets about to be revealed leads to a murder which puts Eve in the clink, and Carrie’s life and her relationship with Ted in jeopardy.  Carrie’s own stress level shoots into the stratosphere as she finds herself the target of a nameless assailant with a heart as cold as the gold he covets.

Then there’s Book Five, “Slippery Slopes and Other Deadly Things.” How could Carrie predict that a killer would off a victim who’s riding a chairlift at the peaceful ski resort where her biofeedback convention is being held? For the answer to this and other intriguing questions---

“Don’t miss this stand-out-from-the-crowd cliffhanger
with its slightly frazzled commitment-phobic heroine, who’ll tickle
your funny-bone as she steals your heart.”
--Janet Evanovich, author of the Stephanie Plum novels


What's next?   Nancy is presently working on a new amateur sleuth series.

Also, watch for SECT SECRETS,” her first novel of romantic suspense.
 

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