Suzan Denoncourt's books
Genres: Crime, Thriller, Suspense
Formats: E-Book, Paperback
Age Groups: 18+
Who do you trust when playing a game no one can afford to lose? First he's dumped, then his vacation ends with a scare, now Zeke Wilson is trapped in a charade he wants no part of. Can he turn the tables on whoever is behind this? After a chance encounter with someone from his past, he's hopeful he can. Detective Max Cisco has been on alert since first meeting the two special agents. His mission is supposed to be straightforward, but takes and odd turn. Now, he's questioning his own instincts. In a case with such high stakes, neither Cisco nor Wilson realize their roles until it's too late. Will its outcome surprise more than just the two of them?
Genres: Crime, Mystery, Thriller
Formats: E-Book, Paperback
Age Groups: 18+
The perils of cheating life and death After her condominium is destroyed, Faye has a choice to make; save her lover or hide what they’ve done. Her decision hangs in the balance until Gerry’s shocking rescue. Then comes their real scramble. While authorities pursue the cause of the incident, a delicate matter is under investigation by Detective Max Cisco. He meets with Gerry, who believes their exchange has served to conceal his involvement with Faye. But unbeknownst to the infamous survivor, the alibi he fabricated has instead raised Cisco’s suspicions. With Cisco now digging where he shouldn’t be, an explosive secret is about to be unearthed.
Genres: Crime, Mystery, Thriller
Formats: E-Book, Paperback
Age Groups: 18+
There's nothing more suspicious than an honest confession. Jennifer Vincent has very few memories of her mother. Then she meets Detective Max Cisco. Anonymous receipt of a dated murder confession has Cisco reviewing case files from the 1972 incident at Delano Manor. But he won’t uncover the entire truth about what happened. Only flashbacks reveal the secrets of those having failed her mother, and why lying to Jennifer was necessary to protect her. Now Jennifer has questions she was never meant to ask. As for what Cisco learns, it’s enough to make this first homicide investigation his last.












