<div><B>When an old friend is murdered, Claire and her husband search for the killer</B><BR /><BR /> Ever since she got married, Claire Breslinsky has dreamed of living in the tree-lined Queens neighborhood where she grew up. But her husband is a cop, and cops aren&rsquo;t allowed to live in the precincts they police. When Johnny&rsquo;s transfer request finally comes through, Claire sets her sights on a beautiful, shabby old Victorian mansion. She is about to tour the house when she hears a half-forgotten voice: that of her old friend Tree, who lives across the street from the one Claire wants to buy. They hug, exchange numbers, and promise to see each other more often. They won&rsquo;t. Tree will be dead by morning.<BR /><BR /> A talented photographer with a Buddhist sense of cosmic justice, Claire can&rsquo;t help but suspect Tree&rsquo;s oddly cheerful husband of doing her in. With Johnny&rsquo;s help, she digs into the bizarre murder and finds that strange things have been happening lately on the shady side streets of Richmond Hill.</div>

Foxglove

<div><B>Home for the first time in a decade, a photographer is sucked into a murder investigation</B><BR /><BR /> Claire dozes in the hammock on the front porch of her family home in Queens, baking in the early morning heat, and hardly glances up when a car drives by. Ten years ago, she lost her brother, a rookie cop who made the mistake of trying to reason with a mugger, and she left home to travel the world. Now she is back, camera in hand. The children of the Breslinsky household&mdash;a cop, a photographer, a journalist, and a strange little boy&mdash;live in a state of carefully controlled chaos. But something is about to throw the whole neighborhood into complete disarray, the Breslinskys included.<BR /><BR /> The body of a young boy is found in the woods, molested, beaten, and murdered. Claire may have seen the killer driving away, and her search for him will put her family directly in the line of fire.</div>

Park Lane South, Queens

<div><B>In search of hidden diamonds, Claire returns to the German countryside</B><BR /><BR /> At the height of World War II, Iris is a young Jewish girl living in Munich. One night, while on a double date, she lets herself get talked into staying out far past curfew. When she returns home, her family has disappeared. With her uncle Oswald, Iris races for the frontier, pausing at Saint Hildegard&rsquo;s Mill to bury the family diamonds. She escapes to the United States, where she lives quietly for five decades. She will never return to look for her diamonds, but she has a friend who will.<BR /><BR /> Claire Breslinsky lived in Munich during her wild, carefree youth, but those days are long gone. When an old friend invites her to a wedding at Saint Hildegard&rsquo;s Mill, Claire demurs&mdash;until Iris tells her about the hidden fortune that awaits her. Claire returns to Munich to attend the wedding, take some pictures, and do some light treasure hunting. But she will end up investigating a murder instead.</div>

Keeper of the Mill

<div><B>When an Irish orphan comes to live as an au pair on Long Island, she encounters a deadly mystery&mdash;and will need the help of her sleuthing aunt Claire. </B><BR /><BR /> One of the first things Claire Breslinsky loved about Johnny was that he never even glanced at her sister. Carmela had always been the glamorous one, but Johnny only had eyes for Claire&mdash;the frazzled, world-traveling photographer who solved mysteries in her spare time. Only when their marriage fell apart did Claire learn that Johnny avoided Carmela because they&rsquo;d had a clandestine fling in high school. When Carmela discovered she was pregnant, she fled to Ireland, where she left her daughter to be raised by her eccentric spinster aunts. Now Johnny is gone forever&mdash;but Claire&rsquo;s niece is coming home.<BR />  <BR /> Jenny Rose Cashin arrives from Ireland to take a job as an au pair in a fading Long Island resort town, hoping to reconnect with her long-lost mother. But something evil lurks in the quiet beachside residences of Sea Cliff. There is a killer on the grounds of this strange art colony, and Jenny Rose will need all the help she can get from her aunt Claire to uncover the truth&mdash;and stay alive.</div>

Mary Anne Kelly

Books By Mary Anne Kelly (4 Books)

Foxglove

Park Lane South, Queens

Keeper of the Mill

Twillyweed

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Mary Anne Kelly

Books By Mary Anne Kelly (4 Books)

Foxglove

Park Lane South, Queens

Keeper of the Mill

Twillyweed

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