J.B. Lynn is an American author best known for writing the Psychic Consignment mystery series, the Cursed Chicks Club series, and the Confessions of a Slightly Neurotic Hitwoman series. She released her first book in 2011, the standalone novel The First Victim.
Lynn is a Jersey girl, but she now makes her home in the Sunshine State of Florida. When she’s not writing, she enjoys drinking coffee, spoiling her dog, and taking a lot of photographs.
Publication Order of Confessions of a Slightly Neurotic Hitwoman Books
Publication Order of Cursed Chicks Club Books
Publication Order of Matchmaker Mysteries Books
Publication Order of Psychic Consignment Mysteries Books
Publication Order of Unjustly Accused Books
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
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1 Flew over the Raven’s Nest is the first book in the Cursed Chicks Club series. There are a lot of people who might call their mother-in-law a witch, but for RV it was a very real thing and a fact about who she was. Now, there becomes the very real possibility that RV is going to be haunted by Mildred Bloodworth for the rest of her life. Unless she can free herself from the curse that binds them by making amends for Millie’s misdeeds. RV, accompanied by her Siamese cat, takes to the road in her mother-in-law’s pink camper van to try and right all the wrongs of Mildred. That’s the plan at least, but then she ends up driving right into a crime scene which makes her the top suspect. Now, she’ll have to prove her innocence if she ever wants to rid herself of this ghost.
The Psychic Consignment Mystery series begins with One Woman’s Junk. This story sees the Conordia sisters heading to Sarasota, Florida after the passing of their beloved godmother. The girls need to spread her ashes and decide what to do with the consignment shop, One Woman’s Junk. Bea always has troubles navigating her relationships with her sisters, but her life undergoes a major change when she is struck by lightning and given the power of psychic visions when she touches certain objects.
