Susanna Shore Bücher

Magic and I hadn’t exactly had a good start, but thanks to a spell that made me repulsive to men, I was seriously considering becoming a witch hunter.A chance encounter with a charming stranger makes Phoebe dream of a happily-ever-after, until she learns that there’s a spell on her that makes her repulsive to men. Luckily her boss, Archibald Kane, and her new landladies are experts on magic. Only this one seems to confound them all.Who has spelled her and why? Is it a challenge on Kane’s leadership of the mages? Or is there a more sinister game afoot?Phoebe doesn’t mind the space men give her in the Tube, but her cousin’s engagement party is coming up. How is she to celebrate, if she makes half the guests nauseated? And how is she to charm the man of her dreams when she suspects he’s part of the problem?It might take the Archmage to break the spell—if only they could find him. A spell may be needed to save them both.

Fire wasn’t exactly the intended outcome of a water spell, but with me, sadly inevitable.Phoebe’s new life as a mage hasn’t had an auspicious start. No matter how hard she tries, her spells fail spectacularly. How is she to impress her boss, Archibald Kane, if she keeps setting her hair on fire?Her problems with magic become trivial when a night out ends with a dead body. The victim has clearly been killed by a vampire, and the evidence points at Phoebe’s housemate Luca.The leader of London vampires, Morgan Hunt, is convinced Luca is guilty. To prove his innocence, Phoebe and Luca set out to solve the death. Was the victim random, or has an old enemy of Hunt’s returned? And how are they to find the killer when Hunt has done his best to hide his past?Phoebe is an expert in unearthing old things, but facing a powerful foe would be easier, if she had a hang of her spellcasting too. Luckily she has magical friends she can count on. And maybe the third spell turns out to be the charm after all.

I didn't expect to be evicted the first thing I returned from my holiday, but thanks to my flatmate Nick, that's what I was facing. It's not exactly easy to find a new place to live in London, so when Phoebe Thorpe spots a room-to-let sign at the window of a magic shop, she doesn't hesitate. The room is perfect, even if chores are part of the rent. There is only one thing odd about her new landladies. They seem to believe magic exists. Phoebe doesn't believe in magic, but unfortunately magic believes in her. A mysterious statuette is sent to her boss, Archibald Kane, and she accidentally triggers a curse meant for him. Naturally, the first person she curses is her ex-boyfriend. But why would anyone want to curse her boss, a perfectly ordinary antiques dealer? Or is he? Phoebe sets out to break the curse with the help of her new housemates. But it isn't easy trying to solve a mystery she doesn't even believe is real. Then again, that hellhound chasing her seemed pretty solid... Maybe there's more to magic than hexing one's ex. This is the first book in House of Magic, a new series by Susanna Shore blending mystery and magic, with a resourceful heroine and plenty of action.

Tracy has to prove a man is innocent of murder. Easier said than done. She'll need all her skills to find the truth-on top of which she has her sister's wedding to plan and a mafia enforcer to save too. Luckily, she is unstoppable.

Arson on a bridal shop put the wedding of Tracy's sister in jeopardy. When a body is found, it's time for her to investigate. Does someone hate weddings or is it about money? The case isn't easy, but Tracy always goes for the win.

The most important rule of leaving the life of don’t go back. Eliot Reed has a secret. He’s not merely the successful businessman he appears to be. He’s a former mafia enforcer in hiding who must avoid being noticed by the law—and the crime lord he double-crossed. So when he discovers a crime in progress, he should walk away. Instead, he goes to investigate. Ada Reed (no relation) has a secret too. She’s not solely the Interpol investigator everyone thinks she is. She’s a highly successful cat burglar. She’s never been caught—until Eliot Reed walks in on her as she’s emptying a safe. When the owner of the safe is found dead, only Eliot and Ada know he’s been killed because of the USB drive she stole from him. But they can’t exactly go to the police with the information. They could let the murder go unsolved—or they could investigate it themselves. From the Interpol Headquarters in Lyon to the jet set of Monaco, the unlikely pair track an international crime league. They might be out of their depth, and their lives—unless they can pull off the perfect scam.

Cheryl, the agency secretary, is a victim of a dating scam. Determined to catch him, she goes after him alone. Then he ends up dead-with Cheryl as the prime suspect. Can Tracy find the real killer and save Cheryl before it's too late?

A friend asks Tracy to locate his missing sister. When a body is found, Tracy's missing person becomes a murder suspect. Can Tracy find her before the police? Or worse, before the girl becomes the next victim of the real killer.

Diamonds aren’t always a girls best friend.After six months as an apprentice to a P.I., I had come to a conclusion that it was slow work. And then there were days like today.The diamond thief who has eluded the police for months is back, and this time Tracy has a hunch about his identity. When she and Jackson are hired to work undercover at a diamond exhibition by Jonny Moreira, she has a chance to prove her suspicions.And then a million dollar necklace is stolen right under her eyes.Tracy and Jackson have to catch the thief before a diamond auction takes place. The clock is ticking, but their suspect is more skilled than they expected—and more violent too. When a body is found, the game changes to a new level. Luckily Tracy is an old hand in murder investigations.The case isn’t the only thing giving Tracy trouble. Valentine’s Day is fast approaching, and she fears her new relationship with Jackson isn’t strong enough to survive the romantic pressure. It doesn’t help that the diamond exhibition is full of engagement rings and women throwing themselves at Jackson. What is a waitress turned apprentice P.I. to do, but to impress her man the only way she knows how: by being the most Valentine of a P.I.