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Rylie is staying out of it. No more investigating, no more drama, no more danger. She has enough on her plate training the woman who completely upended her life. But when someone is brutally attacked, Rylie is conflicted. Surely, the police can handle the investigation. They have the experience, the training, the knowledge. And Rylie not only has a job to keep, but friends she doesn't want to let down . . . again. Until she realizes she may have been the target of the attack and the woman she's training—her nemesis—may have been the attacker.

Rylie Cooper is a park ranger. It would seem like an easy enough job—go to work, check some fishing licenses, and do everything she can to move on from her cheating ex. But when bodies keep popping up, Rylie is kept busy with the investigations as much as the hunky guys. The Rylie Cooper Mystery Series: Books 4-6 includes the second set of three stories in a fun and entertaining mystery series readers describe as “hard to put down” with “the right amount of mystery and romance.”

It’s just a fishing tournament. A boring old—Who are we kidding? When is anything boring when Rylie’s around? It’s a simple event—the person who catches the largest fish wins. But rumors of cheating are on the air, and Rylie’s assigned summie is ready to catch those dirty, rotten criminals. Whether they exist or not. Between the tournament and planning her wedding, Rylie has her hands full. When two fishing superstars—who just happen to be exes—enter the event, Rylie knows things are about to get out of control. Will Rylie be able to stay out of trouble this time?

It isn't every day you find fingers poking up from the ground. Especially while supervising a bunch of tweenagers. But that was just Rylie's luck. Ever since she'd become a park ranger, bodies seemed to show up all over the place-on a trail, in a catfish trap, on a frozen beach. Now, they came from below. Like zombies. And it wasn't even Halloween. A new clue in a cold case should have gotten the police interested, if not downright excited. But when the police take over, they seem to want to keep the case cold. As does one of the murder suspects. It's up to Rylie to find the truth . . .