The Tai Randolph & Trey Seaver Mysteries

In the Lowcountry, the past is never past.  It tends to rise again. ♦ Tai Randolph doesn’t want to hear about homicide. She’s had enough of the dark and the dangerous, and decides some time out of Atlanta and back in her hometown of Savannah is exactly what she needs to put the recent string of corpses behind her.But then her tattooed heartbreaker of an ex-boyfriend shows up, spinning a tale of betrayal, deceit, and a stolen Civil War artifact that Tai agrees to help him recover...for a price. She's surprised to discover that her partner Trey is on the case too, representing a competing—and well-moneyed—client with eyes on the same mythical prize. As the lovers square off against each other, Tai discovers that her complicated boyfriend makes an even more intriguing adversary.But where there’s money, there’s usually murder, this time involving Tai’s unapologetically unreconstructed kinfolk. As she unravels the clues to a 150-year-old mystery, she digs up secrets from her own past—and Trey’s—forcing a confrontation with a ruthless killer, and with her own willingness to do whatever it takes to save everything that matters.

"In Vodka Veritas” is a between-book Tai & Trey Story. There's no crime, therefore no crime solving, only an evening of poker, vodka shots, and secrets.

This story is told in the point of view of Trey Seaver, Tai Randolph's partner in both romance and crime solving. It isn't a mystery—it's more of a character study—and it takes place very soon after Darker Than Any Shadow, the second book in the Tai & Trey series.

Trickery, trauma, and a ticking clock — Tai Randolph's Halloween is starting off with a bang. For one, she hates clowns. For two, she hates burly men with attitudes even more, especially when they’re blocking her way into the ER where her partner Trey is recovering from a bullet wound, the consequence of hurling himself unarmed and alone into an active bank robbery.Except that’s not what happened, not exactly.As the stories spin and unravel and the facts shift and change, Tai realizes that Trey is keeping a secret. Maybe even more than one. With the clock ticking ever closer to an impossible deadline, Tai must use all of her detective skills—both state-sanctioned and otherwise—to track down an armed and dangerous gunman on a night known for trickery.Because to solve this confounding crime, she must first outwit her own partner.