Books like Death of an angel by Frances Louise Davis Lockridge

Elizabeth, a warm‑hearted professional, saves Andrew Harcourt’s life, setting off a reluctant romance that turns her orderly world upside down.

A dog becomes the key to solving a multimillionaire's murder case.

A book publisher, his wife, and a police lieutenant investigate the murder of a writer they know, as they discover the killer is a member of their own family.

When researcher Amelia Gipson dies at the New York Public Library, her husband and wife, Pam and Jerry North, team with a homicide officer to uncover whether a murderer returned or old secrets were behind her death.

Murder is Served: The Norths Solve Another Sleuth Mystery

When lawyer Forbes Ingraham is found dead, a gold key left in his office points to a mystery involving his former partner, a tangled web of relationships, and gangsters—solved by Pam and Jerry North’s sharp instincts.

A mystery novel following the story of two married detectives as they try to solve the murder of their best friend.

Practical jokes gone wrong take a deadly turn for Mr. and Mrs. North.

An anthology of seven historical romance stories where angels guide lovers through divine intervention, set from Arthurian courts to Tudor England and the British Empire, with a mix of humor and heartfelt moments.

Three maiden aunts are called to investigate the poisoning of Grace Logan, who died after sipping tea.

Pam and Jerry North, a married couple, spend February in Florida, where their seemingly relaxing vacation turns into a suspenseful mystery involving a low body count, action-packed twists, and plenty of red herrings amid the sun, surf, tuna, and dorado.

In a world where terrorism is a fact of life, no one inspires more fear than "January 30," the most mysterious terrorist group in Europe, whose targets appear to be everyone: Catholics and Protestants in Ireland, Israelis and Arabs, American and Russian diplomats. In London, the British prime minister launches a special investigation to hunt down the members of January 30. Enter Brigadier Charles Ferguson, of the British prime minister's elite Group Four, and Sean Dillon, once the Provisional IRA's most feared enforcer, now Ferguson's strong right hand and the hero of Thunder Point and On Dangerous Ground. As Ferguson and Dillon close in on the January 30 terrorists, a wild card changes everything. In an effort to maintain the ceasefire in effect in Northern Ireland, the president of the United States and the Irish and British prime ministers request Senator Patrick Keogh to mediate between the loyalist and Republican factions. The senator agrees, though he knows it means putting his life on the line. The worst fears of the governments of all three countries are realized when the terrorists, seizing the chance to disrupt the peace process, target the senator for death. It is up to Ferguson and Dillon to stop them.

Pam and Jerry North, a married detective duo in New York, investigate a tennis official’s murder, only to find the chief suspect also slain, turning a straightforward case into a perilous mystery.

A mysterious murder mystery, featuring a woman with a photographic memory and a married couple in New York City