Esther Luttrell: 19 books

Mystery writer Esther Luttrell has assembled a treasury of suspense fiction. Scottish novelist Ian Hall presents the lead story, Case of the Howling Husky, a brilliant tale of international intrigue set at a ballet performed for the world elite, inside an Antarctic Ice Station. Mike Graves weaves...

In her hauntingly insightful book, Esther Luttrell's poetry takes its reader to the deepest, most passionate, corner of a lover's world. "I can't remember waiting for you, I can only remember the emptiness..." are words familiar to everyone who has ever been in love.  

"Esther Luttrell's Dickens-like short story, set in 1789, inspires its reader to consider whether or not they have the courage and conviction to stay with their dream until it becomes a reality. The historical aspects are fascinating, but it's the dry humor that captivates. An added treat is...

"Poor bitter Barbara. I pitied her for never having had a Fred in her life. She couldn't know what it was like to lie beside someone, scarcely breathing, touching their nose with your lips, covering the banquet before you, clothed in the reflections of a thousand stars… Yes, indeed… Fred...

v Esther Luttrell crafts a chilling tale of murder and suspense in this Missouri State of the Murder mystery. Dena Brooke receives a frantic call from Doug Stafford, her best friend's husband, begging her to fly halfway across the country to be with him and his wife, Ginny, in their...

What if that miracle of life doesn't end with death? What if the miracle continues? "I was in my home office, talking on the phone. My son, Dean, was standing in the driveway, facing me from the other side of the window. He, and the handsome young man with him, grinned playfully, as if they shared...

"Mystery! Suspense! Clues and red herrings! If you like Jessica Fletcher, Columbo and Miss Marple, you're bound to enjoy the two novellas, 'Yellow, Green, Blue and Dead' plus 'Murder in Magenta', found between the covers of one book, 'Double Jeopardy'. I like the way the author uses the same...

"Esther writes in a very personal style, showing you by examples in her life, and others, the evidence of God found in small and dramatic events. Those experiences not only captivated me, but also made me think about things that happened to me that perhaps held a touch of God in them. To help...

Do you ask yourself why your prayers seem to go unanswered? Can we really find evidence of God in our life? This book helps to bridge the gap between yourself and God, and shows you how to recognize His gentle nudges. Pages are included for personal journaling, book club participation, and Bible study classes.

Hauntings don't always involve the kind of ghost that hangs out in a cemetery. Some of them are very much alive...and exceedingly deadly. Leigh Maxwell is caught in a chilling battle to save her sanity and her life. To survive, she must confront ghosts she had kept hidden from herself - and a killer...

Mystery writer Esther Luttrell introduces 6 original short thrillers by 5 superb fiction authors. Scottish novelist Ian Hall won First Prize in the Cheap Detective Stories writing contest with his brilliant Case of the Howling Husky. In it, Scotland Yard detective Colin Robertson and his wife Babs...

The reader is quick to realize The Haunting of Leigh Maxwell is written by a PRO. Leigh's 7-year separation from the one great love of her life is filled with NOTHING-until the increasing attention of an unwanted, potentially dangerous, suitor haunts her day and night. Psychopathic killers invariably...

What if the miracle of life does not end with death? What if the miracle continues? Between Heaven and Earth is for everyone who has ever lost a loved one or wondered about eternity. Esther Luttrell's true encounter with life after death is spellbinding and mysterious, while at the smetime inspirational and enchanting.

This short story tells volumes about a perfect relationship, a marriage everyone was certain would last a lifetime. It ends as a chilling revelation. How could she have missed the warning signals? How could love so perfect turn so deadly? "Opening my eyes was one of the most difficult...