Carolyn Arnold is a Canadian author of mystery and thriller novels. She writes the Madison Knight series, the Brandon Fisher series, and the McKinley Mysteries series. Carolyn writes a diverse array of genres, from cozy to hardboiled, and thrillers to action-adventures. Her police procedural novels have been lauded by law enforcement as both accurate and entertaining. Carolyn is a member of both Crime Writers of Canada and Sisters in Crime. She lives in London, Ontario with her husband and beagle.
Carolyn Arnold made her debut as a published author in 2011 with the novel Ties That Bind. Below is a list of Carolyn Arnold’s books in order of when they were originally released:
Publication Order of Madison Knight Books
Chronological Order of Madison Knight Books
Publication Order of Brandon Fisher FBI Books
Chronological Order of Brandon Fisher FBI Books
Publication Order of McKinley Mysteries Books
Publication Order of Matthew Connor Adventure Books
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas
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Carolyn Arnold Synopsis: Assassination of a Dignitary is a standalone title by Carolyn Arnold. Raymond Hunter’s dark past has returned and demands one last favor. Now fifteen years later, settled as an accountant and family man, he assumed life would be calm. He thought wrong. The Italian mafia wants him back. The directions were simple: Kill Governor Behler and walk away for good. Despite the odd request since the mafia typically respects dignitaries, in order to protect his family, he has no choice but to take the job. He picks the date and location Niagara Falls, NY 240 miles away. But by the time he returns home, he finds out the assassination attempt failed, his family has been kidnapped, and he has 24 hours to set things right if he wants to see them again. With time running out, Raymond discovers the real reason they wanted Behler dead and finds out he’s placed himself and his family right in the middle of a mafia power struggle. What he doesn’t realize is that law enforcement is also closing in.
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