Books by Savannah

"Make yourself some sweet tea, have a seat on the porch swing and immerse your self in the world of a country girl and her fun, no nonsense Aunts." - Kindle Reviewer

 "Prepare to fall in love with the main character and her two aunts. The story will keep you guessing and you won't want to put it down." - Amazon Review
Follow Hope Atwood's life for a year through mysteries and murders.
From Hope and Fate: Life for Hope Atwood has always been simple collection of church bazaars, homemade biscuits, and country picnics. Raised by two devoted aunts, Hope ran through life barefoot and carefree until the summer before she turned eighteen when the body of a mysterious stranger appeared in the creek behind her house. The stranger's identity was only the beginning of the mystery.



You can read all about Hope Atwood and her adventures here: https://books2read.com/u/m2xx87

For Kindle users, click here: https://www.amazon.com/Country-Girl-Mysteries-Books-1-4-ebook/dp/B07NCR1M9B



Want a paperback? Click here to get your copy of Country Girl Mysteries Books 1-4 from Amazon!


















Looking Lake Mystery Series

From Amazon: "This is an awesome book. When it ended, all I could think was "NO! I need closure! Will definitely read the next book. PLEASE, PLEASE make this a LONG SERIES!" 




Click here for the first in the series! 

Dixie Taylor left behind her Oklahoma childhood for the sunshine and beaches of Santa Monica, California. Twenty years on, her pampered life revolves around shopping and parties and wine pairings. But when her husband goes missing, the world she has known begins to fall apart around herself and her teenage daughter, Paige. Can she find a new life far away in the Oklahoma hills? Or will her life unravel completely before she has a chance to find out?



 Click here for Home Sweet Hitch from Amazon!


Life in the Oklahoma hills is in full swing for California girl Dixie Taylor and her daughter, Paige. What they thought would be a luxury life in a mansion on a lake turned out to be a meager existence in an old trailer, still on the lake but without the luxury they expected. But life isn't all simplicity and bliss for this pair. Will the dangerous circumstances that drove them from their California home destroy everything they have going for them now? Or will the hunky local cop who seems to have eyes for Dixie step in to save the day?








Click here for the Hitch Perfect from Amazon!

With the past behind them Dixie and her daughter Paige begin to put together a new life in Looking Lake. Local support enables them to learn new lessons about friendship and love, until a new nemesis winds up dead and Dixie must defend the life she has learned to love.

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