Both humor and suspense
fill Margaret's mystery series
featuring San Antonio attorney
Sharon Morgan-Salazar.

In Tangled Webs a disturbing chain of events is set in motion when Sharon receives a call from a girlhood friend about the mysterious death of a mutual friend. What follows is the untangling of a web of family secrets and the motives behind a vindictive blackmailer.

In Class Disunion, Sharon finds that mind games lead to murder when she joins the committee to help plan something as innocent as her twentieth high-school reunion. As she closes in on the killer and his twisted schemes, she finds her own life in danger.

In Black Widow White Lies, Sharon finds herself drawn into an intricate game of cat-and-mouse as she faces a number of disturbing questions. Who is the mysterious stranger who appears in Chama, New Mexico, where the Salazar family is vacationing? Sharon's old enemy, or simply a harmless look-alike? A dangerous manipulator, or the innocent victim of petty gossip? If she's not guilty of planning murder, then who is?

In Deadly Triangles, Sharon and Ryan Salazar's peaceful vacation on Mustang Island is upended when their nephew Miguel Meléndez becomes the prime suspect in the murder of a conniving woman he'd been dating. Sharon must travel a complicated maze of intrigue in her efforts to exonerate Miguel and pinpoint the real killer.

"Tangled Webs and Class Disunion are delightful!
The finely drawn characters and their exploits kept me turning the pages to the very end."

— Rudolfo Anaya, author
Bless Me, Ultima

"One of my favorite new series. I like the sleuth -- a sympathetic character with a well-rounded life."

— Jeffrey Marks
         Anthony Award winning author of
              Anthony Boucher: A Bibliography

"The healthy relationship between this husband-and-wife sleuth team is refreshing. I look forward to more from this writer."

— Michelle Miller Allen
New Mexico Woman