Seasons of Murder Series by John Wiltshire, J.P. Bowie, N.J. Nielsen, John Wiltshire

Four Seasons. Four Mysteries. Four Bestselling Authors. Spring Cleaning by Liz Strange David may have caught his toughest case yet - solving a fifty year old murder. Lay Your Body Down by N.J. Nielsen Odin Jame's world is changed forever when he witnesses his best friend being murdered. In The Shadow Of This Red Rock by John Wiltshire Just as Lt. Cal Hartland is struggling to accept his feelings for the Martian, Zero, a mutilated body is discovered in the bowels of the interplanetary transport... moreFour Seasons. Four Mysteries. Four Bestselling Authors. Spring Cleaning by Liz Strange David may have caught his toughest case yet - solving a fifty year old murder. Lay Your Body Down by N.J. Nielsen Odin Jame's world is changed forever when he witnesses his best friend being murdered. In The Shadow Of This Red Rock by John Wiltshire Just as Lt. Cal Hartland is struggling to accept his feelings for the Martian, Zero, a mutilated body is discovered in the bowels of the interplanetary transport. Winter Kills by J.P. Bowie A dancer and a detective are thrown together by fate - and a murder - as New York City shivers in one of the coldest winters on record. less

It isn’t easy being the head of security on an inter-planetary transport ship between Earth and Titan. Lieutenant Cal Hartland is not impressed when he’s tasked to oversee the reintegration to Earth of mind readers who have been banished to a colony on Mars. Despite the fitting of cortical inhibitors, Cal is suspicious that the Minders are still dangerous, a fear that becomes personal when he has a startling emotional reaction to the leader of the small group, Commander Zero... moreIt isn’t easy being the head of security on an inter-planetary transport ship between Earth and Titan. Lieutenant Cal Hartland is not impressed when he’s tasked to oversee the reintegration to Earth of mind readers who have been banished to a colony on Mars. Despite the fitting of cortical inhibitors, Cal is suspicious that the Minders are still dangerous, a fear that becomes personal when he has a startling emotional reaction to the leader of the small group, Commander Zero. Just as Cal is struggling to accept his feelings for the Martian, a mutilated body is discovered in the bowels of the ship. Why does Zero appear to know more about this terrible murder than any neutralised mind reader should? Trapped in the endless darkness of space and with the body count growing, can Cal trust anything about the enigmatic and beautiful Zero? less