Travel agent Campbell Hale's first boyfriend is back in Nashville for their high-school reunion - but murder, rather than love, is in the air . . .

"Fans of Diane Mott Davidson and Donna Andrews will enjoy this new series" - Booklist

Travel agent Campbell Hale might be flying solo at her twentieth-year school reunion, but that doesn't mean she's looking for love. Her almost boyfriend, homicide detective Sam Davis, has stood her up, with the terrible excuse that he has a murder to investigate.

So when she runs into her high-school sweetheart, Franklin "Fly" Young, who makes a point of telling her his marriage is in trouble, she's not interested - but she can't help but feel nostalgic. And more to the point, Fly is now a tech millionaire, and he has good news: he'd like her to take on his company's travel account.

But then Campbell discovers the identity of Detective Davis' murder victim: Fly's company accountant. Was his death connected to the company, or is it a terrible coincidence? Soon Campbell is caught up in a nightmare - with her whole life on the line . . .

As well as being a twisty, tightly plotted mystery, with a warm-hearted, witty and loveable protagonist, FLYIN' SOLO is a wonderful read for anyone who's ever felt nostalgic for their first love.

A page-turner with plenty of riddles and the added fillip of nostalgia for young love * Kirkus Reviews *
Wry humor and gentle reflections on love and second chances * Publishers Weekly *
A spunky heroine and smooth prose * Publishers Weekly on Gone Missin' *
Will the clever, reckless heroine's relationship with the detective survive her resistance to warnings of danger? Stay tuned * Kirkus Reviews on Gone Missin' *
Peden's debut vividly captures the Nashville music scene and the city's Southern atmosphere. Campbell is a charming amateur sleuth, loyal to a fault . . . Fans of TONYA KAPPES's books and readers who enjoy humorous whodunits with a strong sense of place will find this one delightful * Library Journal Starred Review of Your Killin' Heart *
Campbell is a plucky contemporary heroine . . . Fans of DIANE MOTT DAVIDSON and DONNA ANDREWS will enjoy this new series * Booklist on Your Killin' Heart *
Peden's debut paints a matter-of-fact picture of the city that lives for music. Her heroine is a typical cozy sleuth, bright and gutsy * Kirkus Reviews on Your Killin' Heart *
A realistic heroine of warmth and honor, Campbell Hale gets caught up in dangerous doings surrounding a country music icon's legacy. A Nashville hit! * Mary Saums, author of the Thistle & Twigg mysteries *