Peaches and Screams (Savannah Reid Mystery, Book 7)

Georgia's supposedly where the sweetest peaches grow, but when Savannah returns to Georgia for her sister's wedding, she finds also that the scent of orange blossoms can mask a deadly miasma of hatred and greed. Once again all the familoar characters in this long-running series return both to aid Savannah and to complicate her quest to trap a killer. I wonder if, when the identity of G. A. McKevett is revealed, we will all... Read Full Review

This series continues to grow and get better. I loved Savannah's grandmother, and especially the pooch Beauregard. I will be looking forward to the next one in the series. I wish I could figure out who G.A. McKevett really is (supposedly a pseudonym for a famous writer).

Savannah Reid is back and in fine form. She has been called home to McGill Georgia to be in her sister's third wedding and is expected to wear the all time worst bridesmaid dress. Needless to say she is not really looking forward to going home. Of course once she gets there her younger brother is thrown in the slammer accused of murdering one Judge Patterson. Susannah learns that Judge Patterson had quite a few enemies and... Read Full Review

Savannah Reid is back. Back home, that is. Back in McGill, Georgia for sister Marietta's 3rd trip down the aisle. Savannah's not too keen on wearing the dress Marietta picked out, but she is anxious to see her Gran again and catch up on all that been going on. Unfortunately, what's been going on is all the trouble brother Macon has been getting into. The latest, being arrested for murder, has put a serious crimp in the matrimonial... Read Full Review

With a lush for a mother and a trucker for a father who was on the road more then he was home, Savannah Reid and her maternal grandmother raised the eight younger Reids. As soon as the last one was grown, Savannah moved from the backwater town of McGill in southern Georgia to San Carmelita, California where she joined the police force. After a few years, the feisty woman left the department and opened her own one-woman private... Read Full Review