Esther Luttrell

Yellow, Green, Blue and Dead: There is a new kind of competition in the Topeka, Kansas trendy gallery-and-antique district - someone is working very hard at taking first prize in the art of murder. Murder in Magenta: When NoTo artist Louis Quinlan is murdered in what appears to be a robbery gone bad, fiancée Deb Goodman and her friend Valle Stonewell find themselves entangled in a diabolical scheme that has them running for their life. The same characters...

Do you ask yourself why your prayers seem to go unanswered? Can we really find evidence of God in our life? This book helps to bridge the gap between yourself and God, and shows you how to recognize His gentle nudges. Pages are included for personal journaling, book club participation, and Bible study classes

Poor bitter Barbara. I pitied her for never having had a Fred in her life. She couldn't know what it was like to lie beside someone, scarcely breathing, touching their nose with your lips, covering the banquet you, clothed in the reflections of a thousand stars... Yes, indeed... Fred was every sweet, romantic thing a rotten man could be.

Ghosts don't always hang out in a cemetery. Some of them are very much alive, and exceedingly deadly. Haunted by her past, and a lost love, Leigh Maxwell is caught up in a chilling battle to save her sanity and her life. To survive, she must confront secrets she had kept hidden from herself, and a killer determined to see Leigh Maxwell dead. The Haunting of Leigh Maxwell is a tale well-calculated to keep the reader in suspense to the end. WARNING:...

It started as the perfect relationship; it ended as a chilling revelation. How could she have missed the warning signals? How could love so perfect turn so deadly? "Opening my eyes was one of the most difficult things I'd ever done. My lids weighed a ton each. I struggled to focus. That's when I realized I was face-down, staring at the floor. I wasn't afraid or even concerned. I was puzzled. I lay motionless in that position, hardly breathing, trying...

Mystery writer Esther Luttrell has assembled a treasury of suspense fiction. Scottish novelist Ian Hall presents the lead story, Case of the Howling Husky, a brilliant tale of international intrigue set at a ballet performed for the world elite, inside an Antarctic Ice Station. Mike Graves weaves plots-with-a-twist in The Leaves Never Lie and in his short, short story Nighty Night. Vicki Julian pens a relationship tale of Double Deception, while acclaimed...