Published Author of The Rae Greyson Mysteries

Rae Greyson thinks using sarcasm is like wearing underwear: nice or nasty, it must be part of a daily routine. Her other quirks include: nail biting, finding solace in soothing sounds and tripping over dead bodies. In my novel, The Shrill of It All, Rae doesn’t look for trouble and trouble doesn’t necessarily look for her. It hunts her. 

Set at a remote campsite with pit toilets and no electricity, it’s not all s’mores as Rae fights to keep her wits among testy coworkers, creepy rangers and Bash’s new obsession of werewolves. At Fun Warriors Ranch, things not only go bump in the night, but they also howl. Who will make it out alive and who will succumb to the hungry jaws of a night creature? Only the tolling bell knows.

BW Hoff writes under the subgenre of crime fiction called cozy mystery. Her books are light-hearted and nongraphical. She focuses on and really enjoys writing quirky, lovable characters. In The Rae Greyson Mysteries, BW Hoff centers the plot around her four protagonists, one of which is a Great Shepherd. BW Hoff loves to write like a dog. Learn more about her sleuths under the Protagonists tab.