Eric Ugland: 14 books

It’s never good when you realize the serial killer you’re after is at least a step ahead of you. But that’s what’s happening to Ginger – just as she was about to bring the police a witness able to identify the Rooftop Killer, the Rooftop Killer put that witness’ head in her fridge. Her only...

Ginger Mitchell is so close to catching the Rooftop Killer, she can almost taste it. But that could just be the blood in her mouth from getting knocked the eff out. Who else would’ve attacked her on a roof besides RTK?And while Ginger’s in the hospital (though not seeing her cute doctor boyfriend),...

Call her crazy, but Ginger’s starting to like having a ghost for a mother.After all, Violet’s saved her daughter’s life twice already, and it turns out the disgusting can she left in the freezer held a lot more than just revolting coffee.All in all a pretty good deal, as far as dead...

Maybe the only thing scarier than facing down a crazed hit man aiming to kill you is dealing with Rhino being pissed at you for facing down a crazed hit man by yourself. Ginger’s been cavalier in her pursuit of both the Rooftop Killer and Darlene, and the big Samoan is sick of it.But the duo...

Ginger Mitchell should be proud of how far she’s come since she abandoned her high-class Vegas life to become a private investigator in Portland. Taking down an entire crime ring and a corrupt police department wasn’t bad for her first year on the job.But there’s no time for praise right...

Ginger Mitchell is on a roll. No longer just a pretty face and a bangin’ body, she’s become quite the detective, having solved her first murder. Now, her best friend Amber’s sister has disappeared in the quaint ski town of Pine Bluff, Oregon. Once in Pine Bluff, Ginger finds there are...

You know, the hits just keep coming for Ginger Mitchell. Hits that would’ve killed her already, had it not been for Ginger's mother's ghost warning her about the drive-by shootings and home-invading hit men.Beyond the hired killers, the world seems to conspire against Ginger, keeping her busy...

Hunter Smith thought his thrill-seeking days were over when he retired from the Marines and enrolled in college. But when his archaeology professor tells him about an old journal detailing the location of a forgotten people's treasure, Hunter realizes he can't let the guy go it alone. Dr. Stephen...

Hunter Smith spent his winter vacation finding treasure in the Mexican wilderness, so he figured something a little more traditional for Spring Break — a week at the beach — would be just what the doctor ordered. But Stephen Crawley, PhD, also a doctor fond of issuing orders, couldn't...

Ginger Mitchell, unlicensed PI, has no leads on her mother’s murder. So she does what any self-respecting unlicensed PI would do and steals her mother’s open case files. Maybe there’s a lead there. Nope. No lead. But there is a Jane Doe murder that is intriguing, and it leads to a high-class...

It’s time for Ginger Mitchell to focus on taking down the big man behind the Portland crime scene. Which should be easy, except, well, that man is a woman. And no one knows anything about her, other than she’s terrifying. And the mystery lady crime boss is definitely tied to Ginger’s mother’s...

When Ginger Mitchell finds out her mother committed suicide, she packs up her life as a Vegas “dancer” (hey, somebody’s gotta do it) and drives her cherry-red SUV straight home to Portland. Without a disapproving mom to rebel against, what was the point? But things aren’t what they...

Ginger Mitchell returned to Portland following a stint as a high-class Vegas escort, and now she’s going to become a detective. Just like her mother. Her dead, murdered mother. Ginger hasn’t gotten to the bottom of that one, but at least she’s got one solve under her belt. Ruth has nothing...

It’s a beautiful morning in Portland, and there’s a dead body floating in a pool. Cops say it’s suicide. But Ginger Mitchell doesn’t think so. She’s starting to suspect someone inside the Portland Police Department is trying to make things seem rosier in the City of Roses. No...