The Hotel California: is it heaven, or is it hell?

by Callie Hutton

A Friday the 13th Short 13 authors - 13 suspenseful stories. Murder and mayhem on Friday the 13th. Find each story in the series on Amazon.

The Hotel

It had been planned perfectly. Then it all went to hell...

Lauren Adams hadn't intended to kill her ex-boss. She only wanted his money. Now, with a suitcase full of bills, she's on the run. But very strange things are happening at the hotel she stopped at along the highway.

Kindle Edition

Published May 13, 2022

About the author

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Hi Romance Fans,

My historical romances are full of heat, humor, and quirky characters. I’ve always loved history, which was my college major. Things of the past fascinate me. Not those boring history classes in high school, but the history of people. How they lived their lives, what they ate, what they wore, the challenges they faced, what they worried about.

I have recently delved into Historical Cozy Mysteries. My very first one, For the Love of the Baron, a Historical Romantic Suspense novella, spurred me to try a full length, non-romance focused cozy mystery. A Study in Murder released last year from Crooked Lane Publishing, and the reviews have been excellent. The second book, The Sign of Death, released this year and the next book, The Mystery of Albert E. Finch will release in January of 2022.

I've also been busy keeping up with my Regency/Victorian romances. Check out my latest series, The Rose Room Rogues. Four brothers who own a gambling club and find themselves caught in the net of love.

Watch for my new Highlander series, The Sutherlands of Dornoch. The first book in that series, To Deceive a Highlander, will release March 30th.

Take a look around my website and check out some of the books I write, and their lovely covers. www.calliehutton.com

Reviews

[Mark Edward Jones · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great read

A fun book, and I enjoyed the references to the Eagles’ song—a great job by the author in keeping interest throughout.