DEADLY LAMPSHADES
(Severn House - Hardback - December 2009)

Murderous goings on at a former stately home, now owned by a dubious band of Russians and Honey's police contact has entered a raffle. The prize is dinner and an overnight stay in the four poster suite. Trouble is he hasn't asked Honey yet.

MENU FOR MURDER
(Severn House - Hardback - July 2009 Trade paperback January 2010)

Yet another Jane Austen film is being made in Bath. Honey, her mother and daughter land parts as extras. That all changes when the film's star, Martyna Manderley, Is found stabbed with a hat pin.

WALKING WITH GHOSTS
(Severn House - Hardback - September 2008 Trade paperback March 2009)

At Mary Jane's invitation, Honey goes on a ghost walk. One of their number becomes just that - dead - if not a ghost. And it's all over an artefact, an artefact of great value.

A TASTE TO DIE FOR
(Severn House - Hardback - September 2007 Trade paperback - August 2008)

Chefs are competitive souls and murder to work with. They don't usually get murdered. They don't usually get cooked in their own ovens. There's something more than competitiveness going on here and Honey is in the thick of it.

SOMETHING IN THE BLOOD
(Severn House - Hardback - June 2007 Trade paperback January 2008)

Honey lands the job of Crime Liaison Officer on behalf of Bath Hotels and Restaurants Association. Her other half on the police side is a guy named Steve Doherty. In this kick off to the series, there's a clock, a few dead bodies and Honey's mother on a matchmaking spree.

'Honey's third is just the thing for cozy-loving Anglophiles'
Kirkus Reviews (USA) on Walking with Ghosts

'Honey's earnest, charming quirkiness, her sometimes ribald humor, the zingy ripostes that pepper the dialogue, and the detailed descriptions of one of England's loveliest cities will appeal to ardent Anglophiles and British cozy fans alike.'
Booklist (USA) on A Taste to Die For

'The kick-off to Goodhind's new mystery series - fast moving with a likeable heroine and an impeccably rendered Bath background...'
Kirkus Reviews (USA) on Something in the Blood

'Sometimes it is the location alone makes you curious about a detective novel....Jean G Goodhind in her debut novel has added much more than that - a droll plot and a lot of British humour...'
Brigitte Magazine - Germany on Mord ist schlecht furs Geschaft (Something in the Blood)

'Quirky characters and intriguing goings-on in my favourite city, Bath. J G Goodhind's wonderful books are crying out to be made into a TV series. An absolute treat!'
Jill Mansell on Walking with Ghosts.