AustLit

'When Sophie Carell was eight years old, her eccentric Great Aunt, Daphne, predicted Sophie would be one of the greatest clairvoyants of her time. Sophie wanted to be a movie star. Her mother said not to worry about it—Aunt Daphne was daffy. Every Christmas, Sophie insisted on a new reading, expecting and waiting for it to change, for Aunty Daffy to reveal that one day Sophie would have a star on the pavement in Hollywood. But every year, until her death, Daphne predicted the same thing for Sophie. When Sophie is called to the grand dame’s rambling home for the reading of her Will, she is given a pair of reading glasses that will change the course of her life … depending on which road Sophie decides to take.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'The dead are walking and it is not even Halloween! Private investigator Jesse Clarke knew it wasn't going to be a normal week when two dead people are spotted alive but their death certificates say otherwise, Spiderman steals a collection of costumes made for the next Comic Con, and Batman drops in to warn her that all is not as it seems.

'Supported by her own man of steel–the tall, dark and handsome Dominic; business partner Ed; police contact Officer Jason who has more than a professional interest in Jesse; and, best friend Melanie, Jesse finds herself talking to witches, superheroes and morticians to solve her two cases and looking behind the disguises for answers!'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Below the surface of the ocean, off the shores of Cape Hatteras, lie the bodies of many ships that never made it to shore and something more ... silent and sinister. Two sets of fresh fingerprints on a pair of binoculars left on the beach are cause for concern for FBI Special Agent Mitchell Parker and his team, Nick Everett, Ellen Beetson and Samantha Moore. The prints belong to a criminal that is currently not listed as in the country and a foreign diplomat who disappeared a year ago. It's a rough and violent ride for Mitchell Parker and his team against the ocean and the clock.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.