Books by Susan
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Hi, I'm Susan Paré and welcome to my website. I started writing mystery novels in 2015 at the age of 76. I now have 21 novels and 1 short story published on Amazon. My books are easy reading and fun. I love to leave my readers saying, "I didn't see that coming" and a lot - really, a lot - of them do just that. My books are listed below and you can read a short synopsis and excerpt for each book by clicking on the cover pictures.
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COMING THIS SUMMER
Where the Hell is Harry? - Book Three
A Silver Fox Crossing Mystery
Maggie's Revenge - Book Two
A Silver Fox Crossing Mystery
The Farmhouse - Book One
A Silver Fox Crossing Mystery
Chief Mike Callas is worried. A developer has bought Jake Farmer’s farm and is about to tear down the buildings. There’s a body out there and Callas doesn’t want it found.
Forensics that are found at the murder scene of a local man leads Callas to the doorstep of the local priest. Read More
Chief Michael Callas enjoys being the Chief of Police in Silver Fox Crossing. It’s a quiet little town (don’t blink as you drive through or you’ll miss it) and nothing much happens there. In fact, it’s so small that being a cop is his part-time job. Read More
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The Finger
Amazon Reviw of The Finger by Chuck Wilson
5.0 out of 5 stars Murder with Smiles
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2021
The Finger had me laughing over murder and the ensuing cover up. I know. It seems strange to use laughing and murder in the same sentence. The book had me quickly turning pages, finished reading in one sitting. Apparently, cats like finger food, too. 😂
Cassie's Cookies The Twisted Tree The Box House Triangle
How it all began.
Blueberries and ears and My Brother's Shoes
In 2014, I wrote a short book for my family about growing up in the ‘40s and ‘50s, called “Blueberries and Bears and my Brother’s Shoes.” I wanted my boys to know what life was like when I was growing up. My family enjoyed it and encouraged me to continue writing. I didn’t need much encouragement. I had the writing bug. So, I decided to try my hand at writing fiction. Although, a little concerned about not having a formal education in writing, I gave it a go. And, a new career was born.
The Proof is in Red, White and Blue She Never Stopped Red the Pudding Talking
A Most Unusual The House On The Mayors's Son Willerton Woods
Murder Ludington Street
What's Behind the Let's Play Autopsy Crossing Sydney Cowtown
Screen Door
Three Book Sheriff "Cowboy" Berkson Myster Series
Review of - The House on Ludington Street
John F. Haase
5.0 out of 5 stars WOW ! What a riveting (and memory-shaking) story !!!
It's amazing. Susan took memories from a small (and rather boring) mid-western town and turned it into a riveting and memory-shaking story. Being from the same town, I recognized all the landmarks and, with some imagination, characters even though the names were slightly altered (with good reason). Whitey was correctly rendered, including his personality. I LOVED IT !! Can't wait for the hinted-at sequel. Thank you Susan.
5.0 out of 5 stars Intriguing.
Book two in this series starts off where book one ended, only there are some very intriguing twist. Then instead of being a quiet little town of a little more than 1,200 people, it is proving to be anything but quiet.
As quite a few more shocking incidents appear as the chapters move along. These all add up to a very fantastic ending, that now has the reader anxiously awaiting the climax to this fun story when Susan produces book three. Easy to read, interesting storylines and characters, and the reader is always guessing as to what might happen next. VERY ENJOYABLE. Mjas
Don't Smother A Bed Week in Floating Face Down
Your Mother Hollister