Double Down

From author Stephanie Caffrey comes another killer adventure from Sin City’s most unlikely detective...

Raven McShane, Las Vegas’ sauciest private detective, is a lot of things: exotic dancer, shoe shopper, fad dieter, day drinker-just to name a few. But blackjack player? Not so much. And so when a new client asks her to infiltrate his card-counting ring to see who’s skimming profits off the top, she’s tasked with learning how to become a passable card player and fast! At first she’s worried about being dragged heels-first out of the casinos, but soon enough she finds herself mixed up in a situation much bigger than just her client’s little card-counting group. And the timing couldn’t be worse, either, as it coincides with the increased romantic interest from a wealthy and powerful admirer. Can Raven solve a mystery, save herself, and ignite a new relationship all at once?

What critics are saying:

＂If you like your mysterious accompanied by gin and giggles this is one for you.＂
Night Owl Reviews

＂This series is so much fun that I can’t imagine why anyone would want to miss out on a single book! I can’t wait to see what the future holds for Raven McShane as this is one series I’m hooked on!＂
Fresh Fiction

＂This is possibly the best first book of any series I have read. I am always looking for new authors and series, and this one is a true masterpiece. I can hardly wait for the next book.＂
Mystery Lover

Stephanie Caffrey grew up in Wisconsin and has lived in Chicago, Washington, D.C. and London. Although she has traveled the world, her heart belongs to the thumping, degenerate pulse of a city that is Las Vegas. Having stayed at (or passed out in) nearly every casino-hotel on the Strip, she is recognized as an expert on all-things-Vegas, including where to find the best poker rooms, the most decadent foie gras-topped hamburger, and the most effective cure for a tequila-induced hangover. For a brief period in her early twenties, she may or may not have been a topless dancer. A constitutional lawyer by day, she is married with a young son, who will not be allowed to visit Las Vegas until he’s forty.