I kill people for fun. In books.
The Miss Fortune mysteries are novellas written under license in Jana DeLeon’s Miss Fortune World. The first book in the Miss Fortune series is Louisiana Longshot, available for free on Amazon, Kobo, Apple, Google, and B&N.
Find all the Miss Fortune novellas at J&R Fan Fiction.
A forbidden kiss. A death in plain sight. And the faculty meeting’s just begun.
Our guest of honor, Jimmy Tanaka, may have been “The Most Hated Man in Hawaii,” but we were in no position to be picky. Not after the latest round of budget cuts.
Seven on the crew. Six seats in the canoe. Everyone wants to paddle in the big Labor Day race. What could go wrong?
When Professor Molly’s grad-school frenemy comes to visit Mahina, things go even worse than expected.
It’s not nice to fool Mother Nature. Not even if your grant funding depends on it.
You might wonder what my least-favorite student was doing in my living room. In a twist of fate that might seem hilarious if it happened to someone else, he was now my stepson.
Pregnant professor Molly is battling morning sickness, a meddling mom, and the “helpful” Student Retention Office. The last thing she needs on her to-do list is a murder.
The Nakamura Letters is an epistolary novel in emails, told from Professor Emma Nakamura’s point of view.
It’s one thing to invite your vain, toxic ex to drop dead…it’s quite another when he takes you up on it.
It was just another boring faculty retreat. Until the Trust Fall exercise went horribly wrong. Get Trust Fall, a Professor Molly short story, free:
“Sorry, Miss Pfaff, I didn’t mean to gush. But I do love Alice Mongoose!”
“It’s true,” Emma said. “Molly’s a huge fangirl. She wore her Alice the Mongoose t-shirt till it got all full of pukas, and now she sleeps in it.”
“It’s Alice Mongoose, Emma, not Alice the Mongoose. It’s not Peter the Rabbit, right?”
Marshall murmured something and steered Miss Dorothy Pfaff away from us and toward a canapé-bearing waiter.
With her hatbox and steamer trunk all packed and her employment letter in hand, Alice Mongoose was looking forward to her first grownup job on a Hamakua sugar plantation. Imagine her shock when she learned that her job was to kill rats!
Alice was not a killer. She knew that this was not the job for her. She disembarked and, carrying her hatbox and dragging her steamer trunk, went to look for a place to stay.
The first friendly creature she met was Alistair Rat. Fortunately, Alistair was nearsighted and too vain to wear spectacles, so he did not realize that Alice was a mongoose. Rather than run away in terror, Alistair invited Alice in for tea.
Alice Mongoose and Alistair Rat became neighbors and best friends, and had adventures together on the Hamakua Coast of the Big Island of Hawaii.
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