Matchmaking and Murder

With a well-developed plot and gripping suspense, it's impossible not to get drawn into the fast-paced action of Blue Ridge Murder. And with the added romantic connection being beautifully weaved through this story in a lovely, wholesome way, this book offers the perfect romantic, suspense-fueled escapism.

Chesapeake, Virginia resident Carolyn LaRoche, also the Summer Indie Book Award nominee, is set to release her latest novel.

Hot Tree Publishing is proud to present the highly anticipated romantic suspense “Blue Ridge Murder,” book two in the international bestselling Marshall Brothers series, releasing September 26th, 2020.

Tricked into attending a matchmaking event by well-meaning friends and family and now stranded at a mountain-top resort while the snowstorm of the century rages all around them, neither the parole officer nursing a bruised ego or the police detective struggling with grief has any intention of ever falling in love again... let alone with each other. But when bodies start dropping and things start burning, they work together to keep the other guests safe. 

Fall in love with action, suspense, and intrigue of “Blue Ridge Murder” as a handsome, protective, and caring hero, and a smart, witty, and complicated heroine, give in to their hearts and fall in love with each other.

About the author:

Science teacher by day, writer and baseball mom by night, Carolyn LaRoche lives near the ocean with her husband, two boys, rescue puppy, and four cats. She loves crocheting, books, food videos and trying new recipes.

A note from the author: Do you enjoy reading fresh romances with handsome, determined heroes and smart, witty heroines? Then this book is for you. Are you a fan of life-threatening danger, mystery and intrigue? Definitely for you. And who can resist the picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains? I know I can’t. I hope you enjoy Blue Ridge Murder as much as I enjoyed writing it.

Advanced praise for “Blue Ridge Murder”:

“This book offers the perfect romantic, suspense-fueled escapism.” – Two Nerds With Words