Corpse in the Closet

Summer is not getting any calmer for Riley Thorn. In The Corpse in the Closet, the second Riley Thorn novel, she is still trying to manage a life that already includes unreliable psychic visions, a private investigator boyfriend, and more chaos than she ever wanted. Then a homicide detective pulls her into a new case involving a well-dressed body found in a walk-in closet, and Riley is once again dragged toward danger whether she likes it or not.

What makes the setup work is the way it keeps one foot in murder and the other in comedy. Riley is not a sleek, professional sleuth in the classic mold; she is overwhelmed, reluctant, and surrounded by complications that keep colliding at the worst possible time, including pressure over her psychic abilities and strain in her relationship with Nick Santiago. Readers can expect a fast-moving blend of mystery, romantic tension, and eccentric humor, with the series’ familiar mix of murder, banter, and everyday chaos pushed a little further.

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