Falcon Ridge Publishing specializes in quirky stories—the ones that straddle genres or otherwise defy genre expectations. With a strong commitment to quality storytelling, FRP brings you great stories from the road less traveled.
An 'accidental' death, a train wreck and dark secrets in a deadly northern winter place Police Chief Kate Williams and her niece in jeopardy. Solving the crime could blow apart a friend's life. Not solving it could lead to her niece's murder.
When Faith decides to escape Christmas and her friends’ matchmaking efforts by spending the holiday alone in the big city, she never expects to find Christmas waiting there for her.
A short love story by the author of Going to Liard.
"A wonderful story, no matter the time of year." - Kristine Kathryn Rusch
Kate Williams doesn’t do vacations well. She likes her job as chief of police in tiny Mendenhall, Manitoba. But her niece, the chef, is working too hard, and Kate decides a week by the beach in Gimli is just the ticket. Once they get to the cottage on the lake, however, she discovers something weird going on. And then her niece starts behaving strangely…
When a hit-and-run accident injures her mother, Police Chief Kate Williams rushes home to Quebec to be with her family. Once there, she discovers that there’s more to the “accident” than meets the eye. Now she will do whatever she needs to do to figure out who wanted to hurt her mother, and why.
Driving back to Mendenhall late at night in a thunderstorm, Chief of Police Kate Williams stops to check out an accident only to find herself fighting for her life. A Mendenhall Short Mystery by the author of The Shoeless Kid and The Tuxedoed Man.
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Gabriel & Mr. Death
on Dec. 02, 2011
I loved this story. This is another one that I had downloaded months ago but only read last night. Despite the subject matter (I mean, c'mon, it's in the title) the story is about life and love and miracles. All of it written in the hound's "voice". What a great job Susan Kroupa did. I sighed. I smiled. I wanted Gabriel the Hound to come live with me. A wonderful story at any time of year, but so perfect for Christmas time.