Most Popular Books by Lorena McCourtney

A stunning blue diamond necklace mysteriously turns up in Abigail Stanton''s office, and the attached note simply says, "For Claudia". But who is Claudia? Where did this necklace come from? As Abby begins to investigate, she discovers that she holds a very valuable gem called the Blue Moon.

Andi McConnell and her limousine are back!The occasion is the "wedding of the century" at a local estate, and Andi has a five-day, live-in gig transporting the wedding party and Hollywood guests. There''s the groom with cell phone welded to his ear. The bride who suspects she''ll be murdered at the ceremony. The over-the-hill, movie star stepmother with an ambitious agenda of her own, plus blackmail, betrayal, and enough hot hostility and competition to melt that life-sized sculpture of the bride and groom.And murder.Along with chasing down a killer, Andi is trying to figure out her relationship with God and testing the limits of her aging anatomy with a skateboard. Plus the complication of her relationship with Keegan "Fitz" Fitzpatrick, the guy who is living proof that some men really do age like fine wine.Like most killers, this one objects to being brought to justice. Will Andi wind up with more bullet holes in her limo - or in her?

Kit Holloway and Tyler McCord have been friends for years and in love since high scool. Now they''re planning a big wedding and a happy future working together as river guides for Canyon Cowboys, taking rafters on wild rides through the Grand Canyon. But Kit''s father and Tyler''s stepmother have plans too, shocking plans that open an impossible canyon of differences between Kit and Tyler and shatter their future together. Their lives go in totally different directions until a plane crash forces them into an awkward temporary reunion and a dangerous rescue on the river. Their feelings for each other resurface, but are those tempestuous feelings eough to break through the canyon-deep barrier that still stands between them?

Times are hard in the Great Depression years of the 1930s, and Beth Curtis is even more desperate than most.She''s always known the powerful Wilkerson family might try to claim baby Joey, whom she''s been raising almost since birth. But until Guy Wilkerson showed up at her door, she hadn''t realized they were willing to use any means, legal or not, to claim him.Beth, knowing she can''t fight the Wilkerson money and power, makes the only choice she can with Joey. Run! Hide!But the Wilkersons aren''t giving up. They''re still after her. Except Guy now says he was wrong, that he loves both her and Joey and wants to protect them.Can Beth believe him, or is this just a new tactic to grab Joey?

Who is she? She knows only that she was found injured and unconscious on a rugged stretch of Oregon coast. Now she''s in a hospital with a shaved head, a cast on her leg, and her memory and identity hidden in an unreachable pit in her mind. But someone knows who she is! After considerable publicity, a warm and caring older woman, Lenore Lennox, shows up and identifies her. She''s Kat Cavanaugh, New York model, who disappeared from her deceased parents'' isolated home in northern California several months ago. Kat returns to that home with Mrs. L. to recuperate and finds herself much attracted to Jace Foster, manager of a nearby Christian school for boys. But she also discovers she wasn''t a very nice person in that life she can''t remember - and she already has a fiancé. There''s also someone from her past who has a deadly determination that she will have no future.

Andi McConnell and her "limouzeen" are back - can murder be far behind?Actually, Andi''s life seems to be fairly normal at the moment. Her limousine business is doing nicely. Her relationship with former TV detective Fitz Fitzpatrick is comfortable. She''s growing in her relationship with the Lord.Though there are a few peculiarities. The oddly dressed and reclusive new renter in her duplex. Unlikely changes in nosy, grumpy, neighbor Tom now that he has a girlfriend. The girlfriend''s other-worldly "helper" with the booming voice and interest in Andi.And the limo can''t avoid its "magnet for murder" reputation when a dead body turns up.

Not a good week for Andi McConnell: Downsized from her job. Dumped by her boyfriend. Depressed about that upcoming 6-0 birthday.But now there''s a good news surprise! She''s just inherited a long, sleek, black limousine, from an eccentric uncle.There''s also bad news: The dead body that soon turns up in the trunk. And Andi finds she is the top suspect in the murder.Enter Keegan "Fitz" Fitzpatrick, former TV detective, very interested in the case - and in Andi. But when the bullets start flying, a big question looms: are the windows in Andi''s limousine really bullet proof?

What comes after Ivy and Mac''s honeymoon? Looking for a safe, comfortable place to settle down and leae the nomadic motorhome life behind. No more dead bodies. No more killers. So what do they find instead? Murder! Beginning with a runaway Miranda and a fiancee in a ruffled red bikini, continuing with a missing gun, a woman who tells fortunes with crumbled cookies, and puzzling questions about the dead man. Was he the sweet guy the fiancee claims he was, with not an enemy in the world? Or was he a slick, bank robbing con-man, with any number of people . . . including the fiancee . . . who may have put that bullet hole in his chest? The easiest, and probably the most sensible action for Mac and Ivy would be to head down the road in their motorhome and look for a different place to settle down. But they both have a strong concern for someone in trouble, and then there''s also Ivy''s persistent mutant curiosity gene . . .