Pamela Beason Books in Order

When a boy disappears from a Utah campground, wildlife biologist Sam Westin fears her actions helped put him in danger. As the media blames local cougars, she joins FBI agent Chase Perez in searching for a human explanation.

Five lessons and 120 tips offer a practical approach to a more economical lifestyle. The guide encourages readers to identify what matters to them, redirect their spending and reduce the stress of habits that waste money.

Disillusioned on her fortieth birthday, Rachel McCarthy leaves her cheating husband to seek a former lover working in Guatemala. A shot-down plane turns her romantic quest into a struggle to survive in a dangerous jungle.

A capable handywoman faces an unexpected domestic challenge when her husband retires and insists on helping with household jobs. His lack of practical skill complicates their shared routine, testing how she handles well-intentioned assistance she may not need.

Elisa Langston inherits responsibility for her family's plant nursery after her father's sudden death. Vandalism, an earthquake and arson threaten the business, while an insurance investigator's suspicions force her to defend herself against accusations of fraud.

A baby disappears from a parked car, leaving detective Matthew Finn under pressure to solve the case. His search leads to an extraordinary witness: a gorilla who communicates through sign language, whose evidence could change several lives.

While working for the National Park Service, wildlife biologist Sam Westin hears an explosion and finds a trail worker badly burned. Her questions about the fire, an old mine and illegal hunting place her in someone's way.

A licensed private investigator explains the skills the work requires and what life in the field actually involves. The guide serves prospective investigators and fiction writers seeking a more realistic understanding of their detective characters' profession.

After an open house at her research center, Grace McKenna discovers that three gorillas have vanished, leaving blood behind. Detective Matthew Finn investigates in secret, knowing publicity could cost Grace the permit protecting her work.

Sam Westin joins a marine survey in the Galapagos despite overstating her diving experience. When her partner's air supply is contaminated, she suspects sabotage and finds herself caught between conservationists, fishermen and people profiting from endangered marine life.

Seventeen-year-old Tanzania Grey enters a dangerous island endurance race to win money for a friend. Her famous partner attracts unwanted attention, threatening to expose the false identity protecting her from the people who murdered her parents.

Drawing on experience with established publishers and independent releases, this guide compares the two publishing routes. It outlines their advantages, disadvantages and likely challenges to help authors choose an approach and prepare for the work ahead.

Tanzania Grey returns to her hometown for an endurance relay, using the race to investigate her parents' murders and her brother's disappearance. Disturbing messages and dangerous discoveries threaten the identity she created to keep herself alive.

After two friends are murdered, Sam Westin takes over guiding their wilderness therapy expedition for troubled teenagers. Managing the group in the Cascades becomes more dangerous when signs suggest the killer may be following them.

An invitation to an endurance race in Zimbabwe could be a trap for Tanzania Grey. A woman resembling her murdered mother draws her into the competition, where seeking family answers risks exposing her to the killers.

A signing gorilla gives detective Matthew Finn a human finger bone just as he is assigned a case involving two missing girls. Arson and earlier disappearances complicate his efforts to understand whether these disturbing events connect.

Gail Langston has settled into a safe routine and vowed to remain single. When an earthquake injures her daughter, meeting adventurous EMT Leon Maxwell challenges that resolution and makes the possibility of another relationship difficult to dismiss.

Wildlife photographer Jade Silva vanishes after sending a photograph of a jaguar near the US-Mexico border. Sam Westin searches for her friend in terrain crowded with smugglers, vigilantes and authorities, where environmental damage compounds the danger.

An earthquake triggers fatal avalanches during Sam Westin’s mountain outing, leaving her lover critically injured. Questions about wolverine poachers and an attack on her home propel her into an investigation while she struggles with guilt over the disaster.

A backpacking trip turns dangerous when Sam Westin encounters a corpse, an injured immigrant, and a horse carrying drugs. Meanwhile, her housemate’s gorilla-care job becomes linked to shootings and murder, creating mysteries whose connections Sam must uncover.