The Preston Andrews Mysteries

A serial killer hits Virginia Beach on day 1 of spring break. Press's first thought is that an old nemesis has come back to haunt him. His only goal is to stop the killing before break ends and he loses more girls and perhaps the killer.

Murder investigation via the dog's perspective, this humorous mystery has Jones providing background information on the goings on in the Andrews household. His views on work, people and situations are bound to give the reader a giggle as Press and the rest of the Virginia team try to find the killer of a young woman who didn't exist just a very few years before she's found on Press's beach--dead!

The Virginia Team is contacted by a young woman with whom Press has had dealings in the past. Little does Press know that he is about to work toe-to-toe with his old nemesis, FBI Director Malcolm Probst. Rachel has to face her own demon from the past. With all their lives in danger and two possible sources of the threat, can Press and Probst work together as a team? Is DC in danger?

With just weeks before the biggest event of his life, everything goes wrong. In the midst of their celebration comes a terrible death, and that's just the beginning. Preston takes a life--now we have to figure out why. He could lose everything on this one!

Press has to work this one without his partner. There's been a murder entirely too close for comfort, and the whole VA team has to come together to prove Trace's innocence. Unrequited love can be a real killer!

A young hospital administrator is found dead only three months after the suicide of his predecessor. Press and the Virginia team come together with Detective Ross Graham of the Norfolk PD to resolve an issue of murder. Then Press's favorite coroner comes unglued when a small child dies unnecessarily. How these and more all come together is a very pressing issue of murder!

It is spring of 2012. A brilliant, young law student is found dead in Virginia Beach and Press is not happy. Murder in his town always makes him unhappy. He'd much rather he was put out of business.

Admiral Poindexter has a serious problem and only his friend's son can help. If the wrong people discover that he has asked for help, someone he loved would die—quickly, horribly. Snuffed out like a candle.

Press has a very important appointment he absolutely must make. Wouldn't you know some whacko would start leaving dead bodies on his beach? Three Jane Does with absolutely nothing in common, except they're all dead. Enter a young soldier to report a missing friend. Can Press talk PFC Samantha Hartley into letting him solve the case, or will she put her pretty nose in where it doesn't belong?

Press has now thoroughly offended everyone around him. His woman is gone, his heart is broken, and he's just simply in a pissy mood! Lt. Wallace is watching Press implode and take the Virginia Beach PD Homicide Squad down with him. Press is ordered to see the department shrink! Soon, Press and Jones are on the road--following doctor's orders!

3rd in The Preston Andrews Mysteries. When his lover goes missing, his world is turned upside down. With surprising support from his nemesis, Malcolm Probst, the Director of the FBI; and his father, U.S. Senator William Andrews; Press goes hunting for Rachel and a killer.

The 2nd of The Preston Andrews Mysteries finds Press, Trace, and Rachel trying to end a decade-long killing spree. If you are an art lover, you may be able to spot what is going on before the story gives it away--but that is doubtful. This killer is cunning. As for his personal life, well, Press is trying to deal with his sister's surprise. Then there is a surprise visit from his dad. Oh, boy!

2ND EDITION AVAILABLE HERE AS OF 07/30/2012 Preston Andrews is admired by women for his handsome face and well-toned physique, by all for his opinion and skill. He rejects FBI recruitment efforts to remain with the VBPD. His dad, a Senator, wants his son in the Foreign Service or politics. His 180 lb. dog shares his mansion and fails obedience training. His sister isn't speaking to him.