Tina Whittle is an American author best known for writing a series of mysteries the most popular of which is the Tai Randolph mystery series of novels. Her short stories have been featured in Mystery Magazine by Alfred Hitchcock, and in The Savannah Literary Journal. The short story Lost Causes and Other Reasons to Live was also featured on Gulf Stream and was the winner of the 2004 Mystery Fiction contest. She is a two time Georgia Author of the Year Award nominee and is a member of the Sisters in Crime Atlanta Chapter, Low Country Sisters in Crime in Savannah and several national mystery chapters that aim at professional development, recognition and advancement of women writers in crime fiction. When she is not writing she can be found reading
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Tai has inherited confederate themed gun shop, which has turned to be a very big headache, until she stumbles on a dead body on her brother’s lawn. To complicate even further she is now not so sure that her brother is innocent in the entire thing. The man has disappeared and last been heard of in Bahamas leaving her to deal with all the suspicion from the Atlanta PD. All of a sudden, she is forced into amateur sleuthing to try to clear her name and that of her brother. To complicate things further is the arrival of Trey Seaver, a corporate field investigations agent brought in to investigate the case. Seaver is a focused and brave man that will not fall to deception, threats, or bribes. He lives a life of routine and certainty and the only thing he wants to do is to resolve the murder case as outlined in his brief from the PD. But this is one case that will not be so easy to crack as he finds himself in the midst of vengeful sisters, violent stalkers, and paparazzi with a taste for illicit drugs. Still, it is when there is another murder and threat to his life that he relents, and accepts the help of the mysterious
Tai has inherited confederate themed gun shop, which has turned to be a very big headache, until she stumbles on a dead body on her brother’s lawn. To complicate even further she is now not so sure that her brother is innocent in the entire thing. The man has disappeared and last been heard of in Bahamas leaving her to deal with all the suspicion from the Atlanta PD. All of a sudden, she is forced into amateur sleuthing to try to clear her name and that of her brother. To complicate things further is the arrival of Trey Seaver, a corporate field investigations agent brought in to investigate the case. Seaver is a focused and brave man that will not fall to deception, threats, or bribes. He lives a life of routine and certainty and the only thing he wants to do is to resolve the murder case as outlined in his brief from the PD. But this is one case that will not be so easy to crack as he finds himself in the midst of vengeful sisters, violent stalkers, and paparazzi with a taste for illicit drugs. Still, it is when there is another murder and threat to his life that he relents, and accepts the help of the mysterious