Becky Clark Books in Order

A lighthearted collection of 115 practical tips for making healthier choices without treating weight loss like punishment. Clark emphasizes small, manageable changes for readers who want a less complicated approach.

This low-calorie cookbook offers simple, budget-friendly recipes with portion and calorie information. It covers main dishes, meatless meals, sides, snacks, and sweets, using familiar ingredients and straightforward instructions.

A short collection of lower-calorie dessert recipes for readers who do not want to give up sweets. The recipes aim to make treats like brownies and other favorites feel more manageable in daily eating.

A practical, upbeat guide packed with ideas for helping young readers build stronger reading habits. It focuses on making reading feel approachable, enjoyable, and part of everyday life rather than another chore.

After a few too many cocktails, Cassidy Dunne spots a teenage girl she believes is her niece, despite the niece having died years ago. Her insistence on uncovering the truth risks exposing secrets and hurting people she loves.

Cassidy Dunne expects a winter RV trip filled with family, friends, and campfire treats. Instead, creepy locals, old feuds, and a dead body leave her facing clues that point dangerously close to home.

A compact reading journal with space to record thoughts on thirty books and keep a future reading list. It is made for individual readers, book clubs, and classrooms that want to remember each literary stop.

Mystery writer Charlee Russo becomes the chief suspect when her agent is murdered exactly as described in Charlee's unpublished novel. To save her career and freedom, she must investigate the people closest to her.

At a Portland writers' conference, Charlee Russo learns her friend's daughter may have been kidnapped. A double-booked dog show and a tangle of secrets leave Charlee scrambling to find the truth before it is too late.

This practical guide helps writers build a flexible plan for drafting, revising, and polishing a novel in eight weeks. Clark focuses on outlines, time management, workable routines, and ways around common writing roadblocks.

Crossword creator and diner waitress Quinn Carr finds a customer dead in biscuits and gravy. With a reluctant police chief and a diner full of suspects, Quinn must think beyond the grid to catch a killer.

A deed hidden in her grandfather's desk sends Quinn Carr to land near a former World War II Japanese internment camp. There she finds a doll, a skeleton, and a mystery tied to her own family.

Charlee Russo's make-or-break literary event collapses when its bestselling guest vanishes. Then her neighbor's pug is kidnapped, and the demand is simple, find the missing author before time runs out.

Charlee Russo only wants quiet time to finish her manuscript, but she is drafted to direct a Christmas pageant fundraiser. When the actor playing Santa dies at rehearsal, sabotage and suspects take center stage.

Crossword constructor Quinn Carr investigates when retired tailor Hugh Pugh is accused of stabbing his husband with fabric shears. A cryptic clue at the crime scene suggests the case is not as neatly sewn up as police believe.

Dena Russo is preparing to open her used bookstore in Sugar Springs' renovated sugar mill when the hated landlord is found dead. With the marketplace's future at risk, she starts sorting through secrets, lies, and suspects.

A midnight visitor and a brutal blizzard leave Dena Russo abducted and cut off from help. Back at the marketplace, her fellow tenants face their own emergencies while trying to uncover what has happened to her.

Dena's former bookstore owner returns, accuses her of breaking their contract, and then disappears after a public argument. As suspicion and online outrage close in, Dena must find him before her new business is ruined.

This anthology gathers original traditional mysteries with a comic edge from a wide range of crime writers. It includes Melinda Mullet's story Corpse of the Month Club alongside plenty of clever, lightly mischievous whodunits.