The ORGANIZED MYSTERIES SERIES
Organized for Murder
“The plot was well paced and the author added some great twists. I was surprised by the actual murderer. I enjoyed all the organizational tips that started each chapter.”
~ Escape with Dollycas into a Good Book
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Organized for Homicide
“If you enjoy cozy type mysteries, I think you’ll enjoy this light fast read.”
~ Murder Most Cozy
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Organized for Scheduled Sabotage
“I just love a book where I become so comfortable with the lead characters and their families… It’s like hanging out with old friends. But a few of these particular friends have an accidental nose for crime, which I quite enjoy, including the scary, suspenseful parts… Already looking forward to the next adventure!” — Ellie’s Reads
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Organized for S’more Death
“This was one of the best book in the series. Once again, Kate gets involved in a murder mystery and it was fun to read from finding the body to picking up clues along the way and to the camping tips at the beginning enhanced my reading pleasure. Ritter knows how to tell a story that captivates and I’m glad I get to enjoy her books.” — Dru’s Book Musing review
Organized for Masked Motives — NEWEST RELEASE in the Organized Mysteries series!
Fun might be on the schedule for Halloween, but Kate & Meg find crime doesn’t take a holiday…
Kate McKenzie never dreamed when she started her business, Stacked in Your Favor, that she’d spend nearly as much time crime solving as organizing. But with Halloween approaching, and too many items on the to-do list, she and Meg Berman find themselves in another puzzling dilemma—where every answer
leads to another question. And more danger…
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Note: This title originally appeared in a shorter version in the Halloween anthology, Midnight Mysteries. New content has been added to this release.
The BODIES OF ART MYSTERIES SERIES
Ebook formats of the first four books in the Bodies of Art Mysteries are off sale right now due to the publisher, Henery Press, beginning a new promotion program. Only Bronzed Betrayals is available in all e-formats. However, print copies of the series are still available at Amazon and print copies of Marked Masters and Bronzed Betrayals are available for purchase at Barnes & Noble.
In reviewing this series in Suspense Magazine, Mary Lignor wrote: “This author is sheer perfection when it comes to using descriptions and locations that are richly done and offer sharp details throughout the entirety of the story. Some of the mysteries are solved, some not, which lets readers know that they will have many terrific installments of this series to come. The twists in this story will keep you reading until the amazing end and, for those who fall in love with these as much as this reviewer has, I would recommend reading the entire series in order: ‘Counterfeit Conspiracies,’ ‘Marked Masters,’ and now this incredible, ‘Abstract Aliases.’ Have a great deal of fun while delving into the art trade filled with betrayal, old secrets, greed, and some extremely strange gifts. This author continues to produce 5-Star reads!”
Book 1 – Counterfeit Conspiracies
“This fast-paced, action-filled whodunit was enjoyable and hard to put down. The mystery was good, the characters are likeable, and it was fun to watch all the pieces come together in this well-written drama. I’m looking forward to the next book in this series.” – Dru’s Book Musings
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Book 2 – Marked Masters
“Ames, with her great writing and brilliant story, has created a masterpiece of her own in Marked Masters.” – Crimespree Magazine
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Book 3 – Abstract Aliases
“It is New Year’s Eve in London and Jack and Laurel are among the celebratory crowd ushering in the brand new year, when an old acquaintance of theirs finds them in the middle of all the merriment. And just like that…this third tale in the author’s Bodies of Art Mystery series takes off as fast as a speeding locomotive…This author is sheer perfection when it comes to using descriptions and locations that are richly done and offer sharp details throughout the entirety of the story. Some of the mysteries are solved, some not, which lets readers know that they will have many terrific installments of this series to come. The twists in this story will keep you reading until the amazing end… This author continues to produce 5-Star reads!” — Mary Lignor review in Suspense Magazine Best of 2016 issue.
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Book 4 – Fatal Forgeries
“Ritter Ames once again starts us off with a riveting intro…keeping me turning the page and ‘under my breath’ hoping Laurel gets out of this safely… Fatal Forgeries does not disappoint, in fact, may be the best one yet!” — Kings River Life Magazine
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Book 5 – Bronzed Betrayals
“This fifth installment in Ritter Ames’s exciting Bodies of Art Mystery series is filled with fast-paced action, intrigue, multiple global settings, and a great cast of characters, and main character Laurel Beacham, once again, finds herself embroiled in a mystery surrounding art forgeries along with murder…Given Laurel’s unique day job as an art thief to art thieves, it’s a clue that not much will be traditional, which keeps this an exciting and edge-of-your-seat read.” — Criminal Element review
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Hi,
Love the look of your mysteries, any plans for audiobook versions?
Regards
Bec
(Audiothing audiobook and narrator reviews)
Thanks, Bec. My publisher is working on getting things in place to pursue the audio version of the Organized Mysteries, but nothing has been said yet about the Bodies of Art Mysteries. Fingers crossed that my written words will be “spoken” soon. LOL! I’ll let you know if anything turns more concrete. Thanks for asking! 🙂
Can’t wait for the new books this year. Thanks for the news, now I have something to look forward to !!