Books published by publisher Tyrus Books

Book eight in the Claire Watkins mystery series finds car mogul Daniel Walker celebrating New Year's Eve alone, roasting in his sauna. At midnight he runs outside for a quick roll in the snow . . . and the next morning he's found dead—naked, frozen, and covered in snow.While solving this midwinter crime, Claire realizes how tenuous love is, and how frozen she's been since the death of her first husband.Mary Logue is an award-winning poet and mystery writer. She has taught for many years at the Loft Literary Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and at Hamline University in St. Paul.

Book eight in the Claire Watkins mystery series finds car mogul Daniel Walker celebrating New Year's Eve alone, roasting in his sauna. At midnight he runs outside for a quick roll in the snow . . . and the next morning he's found dead—naked, frozen, and covered in snow.While solving this midwinter crime, Claire realizes how tenuous love is and how frozen she's been since the death of her first husband.Mary Logue is an award-winning poet and mystery writer. She has taught for many years at the Loft Literary Center in Minneapolis and at Hamline University in St. Paul.

Book eight in the Claire Watkins mystery series finds car mogul Daniel Walker celebrating New Year's Eve alone, roasting in his sauna. At midnight he runs outside for a quick roll in the snow . . . and the next morning he's found dead—naked, frozen, and covered in snow.While solving this midwinter crime, Claire realizes how tenuous love is, and how frozen she's been since the death of her first husband.Mary Logue is an award-winning poet and mystery writer. She has taught for many years at the Loft Literary Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and at Hamline University in St. Paul.

Should Balthazar flip off the girl he likes?Should he flip off the boy who might like him?Should he think about Taco Bell?Choices, choices... And in this book, you have to choose.Yup, you have to help Balthazar make it through one day of fifth grade. It's terrifying, yeah. You face snack time, math, recess, presentations, confident girls, and a best friend you'll never be cooler than. But if you choose carefully, maybe Bad Balthazar won't be so bad today.Much better than those trademarked Choose Your Own Adventure books, Bad Balthazar is for sharp, thoughtful readers of any gender.