New Ph.D. Sarah Deane is hired to teach at a New England girls' boarding school, and lands in the epicenter of reviled French professor Grace Carpentier's reign of terror that inspires expressions of hate across campus.

When Denton hears there’s a fellow missing from Oxford, it takes him a while to grasp that “fellow,” in this instance, means some sort of academic character, and not, you know, a fellow. A bloke.

After a passenger on a luxury yacht cruise is murdered, those left on board are both suspects and potential victims.

Perfectly combining the regional delights of Maine with an intriguing whodunit, author J.S. Borthwick introduces her twelfth Sarah Deane mystery, a medical conundrum of death by unnatural causes in a New England hospital.

Sarah Deane takes a break from graduate school-and dreary mid-March Boston-and heads for sunny Southern Texas to join her boyfriend, Philip Lentz, on a birdwatching expedition.

Is the wind up yet? This is perfect fireside reading." -"The New York Times Book Review""The Bridled Groom""The smashing finale of a murderer on horseback is hair-raising."-"Houston Post"" ""Engaging and literate.

After a series of apparent pranks that leave a faculty member badly injured and a student dead, Bowmouth College English professor Sarah Deane uncovers a tangled web of academic politics, extracurricular activities gone awry, and murder.

Sarah Deane dirties her hands in a transatlantic murder investigation, as a European garden tour turns deadly.

Everybody loves Dolly Beaugard.

Working on the Godding Museum's annual local artist show is the perfect way for English teacher Sarah Deane to earn a few dollars, relax in the sun and sea air of coastal Maine, and spend the summer with her boyfriend, Dr. Alex McKenzie.