Fernandina Beach Mystery Books
Who knew retirement could be so dangerous?Maintenance Required is the first book in the Fernandina Beach Mysteries Series. Rex and Gayle Langley have retired early and gotten part-time jobs. Their plan was to relax and spend more time together. They didn't know their time spent together would include solving a murder.
Early retirement leaves you with plenty of time to stick your nose where it dosen’t belong. Rex and Gayle Langley return in High Maintenance, the second book in the Fernandina Beach Mystery Series. Join the husband and wife duo in this latest installment as they piece together clues leading to the location of a missing woman, all while playing host to an unexpected guest.
When Frankie Salas suspects her husband of being unfaithful, she turns to Rex and Gayle Langley for help. Join maintenance man turned amateur sleuth, Rex Langley and his wife Gayle in the third book in the Fernandina Beach Mystery Series. In this latest installment the husband and wife duo investigate a husband's suspicious behavior while navigating through their recent return to parenthood.
Rex Langley is a retired contractor with a part-time job as a handy man at a local hardware store and apartment building. His wife, Gayle, is a retired Navy veteran and part-time waitress at a local restaurant. Together, in their spare time, they are amateur sleuths. In this fourth installment of the Fernandina Beach Mystery Series, Family Maintenance, Rex and Gayle take to the road in search of a neighborhood girl who was abducted moments after her father was shot and left for dead. Join Rex and Gayle in they’re newest action-packed adventure as they travel through Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and back, in a race against time.
In this fifth installment of the Fernandina Beach Mystery Series, local maintenance man, and amateur sleuth, Rex Langley is called in to repair one of the apartments over Collins' Hardware, and quickly realizes, all may not be as it seems. The apartment, he was told, was damaged in a break-in. Why would Roscoe Wade break into Darlene Sullivan's apartment? Rex wonders. The two had been neighbors for years. Fernandina Beach Detective Calvin Rance, one of Mrs. Sullivan's former students, says, “It's an open and shut case. Roscoe broke in, not knowing Darlene was home. There was a struggle, and Roscoe, slipping on a puddle of water, falls and hits his head on the edge of the tub.” As Rex digs deeper, a mysterious man, a telescope, and a long ago death forces him to bring his wife, Gayle Langley, a retired Navy Master-at-arms, into the investigation.