River City Series: Books 13-15

This River City Series collection contains books 13-15 in the series, THE CLEANER, ALL THE FORGOTTEN YESTERDAYS, and NOR SHADOWED HEART. THE CLEANER (#13) River City short stories. These are the many and varied characters of River City, brought to life in short stories that fill in gaps and moments within the River City series that the novels don't explore, including: *A frustrated crime scene cleaner *An off duty cop in a jam * A patrol officer who believes in a strange fate *A holier-than-thou Internal Affairs whose world gets turned upside down Plus those that are criminally insane, surrounded by sadness or just trying to get by in a tough world. ALL THE FORGOTTEN YESTERDAYS (#14) Set in 2010. Detective Katie MacLeod must contend with secrets from the past. Detective Katie MacLeod is already working a pair of burglaries involving a suspect who cuts window screens to enter homes and steals money and drugs from elderly victims. Then she gets handed a cold missing persons case that comes with political pressure. Katie must balance finding a dangerous burglar with discovering the fate of a woman who disappeared five years ago. As she digs into both cases, she finds frustration in one and a slew of secrets in the other. How far will someone go to keep their secrets? Detective Katie MacLeod is about to find out. NOR SHADOWED HEART (#15) Set in 2011. A stalker is loose in the city... Sergeant Katie MacLeod is struggling with her newly-appointed position. Being an officer was infinitely easier than leading them, and she misses the action. Meanwhile, her team is tasked to assist Detective Fergus Dow on a protection detail as a local celebrity, long a critic of RCPD, is being stalked. Katie must juggle this stalking with all the fast-breaking needs of patrolling River City on graveyard shift, and somehow manage to keep the situation under control... every night. It is an impossible task, made more difficult by her own reservations. Somehow, however, Katie MacLeod will have to find the way. Failure is never an option.