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Jesse Ashworth Mystery #7

by Stephen E. Stanley

It’s springtime in Bath, Maine and detective Jesse Ashworth is happy to say good bye to the long winter. When Jesse’s partner Tim Mallory shows up with a new motorhome, Jesse looks forward to some travel time. Instead of the freedom of the road, Jesse and Tim become involved with three new cases. Tim and Jesse are happy to have the help of former Montreal police officer Hugh Cartier as they search for answers to the three mysteries.
Images from the past, however, threaten to derail Jesse’s happiness unless he can find closure to a thirty-year old mystery of his own.

Genres: Mystery, Crime, Gay

229 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 23, 2016

About the author

Stephen E. Stanley has been an educator for over thirty years, first as a high school English instructor and then as a full-time teacher mentor for secondary education in a large New Hampshire school district. He grew up in Bath, Maine and currently resides in New Hampshire.

Reviews

[Paul Snively · Rating 4 out of 5]

It's an easy and enjoyable read. It's not about the plot per say, but it's the comraderi of the group of friends that make up a big portion of why the book works. A more diverse group of characters you will rarely find. This isn't for people looking for a hardboiled mystery, or fantastic crime solving, but it's more about the value of family and friends. If you do read the books, read the series in order.

[Diane · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is the latest in the Jesse Ashworth Mystery Series. I liked it; nice job, Steve! Think I'll be trying a recipe or two.

[Miguel · Rating 3 out of 5]

Entertaining and I have grown fond of the main character; but detective story writers that rely in the supernatural to solve crimes are just a bit lazy in my opinion.