Hello, fellow mystery enthusiasts! Nathan Finley here, excited to share some fantastic news about our Jane Mitchell series. As an author, I'm always striving to provide the best possible experience for my readers, and that includes ensuring that the book covers reflect the captivating essence of the stories within. I am thrilled to announce that the Jane Mitchell series has undergone a makeover. The new covers capture the intriguing blend of New York City and crime-solving.

Hello. I'm Nathan Finley, the author of Fashion Fatale, a novel in which high fashion meets high-stakes intrigue against the glittering backdrop of New York City's Fashion Week. Today, I want to give you a closer look at the protagonist of my book, Jane Mitchell, whose journey through the luxurious yet perilous world of fashion forms the crux of the story.

In "Fashion Fatale," the latest novel in the Jane Mitchell series, trust emerges as a central theme, intricately woven into the storyline. Throughout the book, readers are asked to question the trustworthiness of the characters in their personal and professional lives, reflecting the complex dynamics of trust in our daily interactions.

In the bustling heart of New York, amidst the high stakes and high spirits of Quantum Quotient CPAs, hangs a print that is more than just decorative art—a symbol of perception and perspective. This piece is none other than Kandinsky's "Blue Painting," a vibrant and chaotic composition that holds a special place in the office of Jane Mitchell, our protagonist in the Jane Mitchell Series.

From the moment Jane and Alex met in Double Entry Deceit, it was clear they were more than just colleagues. Imagine two puzzle pieces, both workaholics, fitting perfectly in a professional setting but with edges that are just a bit too jagged for an easy romantic snap. Yes, they kissed—not once, but in both of the first two books! But where does it lead?

In Fashion Fatale's narrative, the fashion industry's glitz and glamour serve as a dazzling veneer for darker truths lurking beneath. Central to the investigation—and the story’s unfolding—is the pivotal role of whistleblowers, whose courage becomes the key to exposing the industry's concealed misdeeds.

In the bustling heart of New York's culinary and cultural panorama, there exists a place where gastronomy and storytelling converge to create an unforgettable narrative. This place is none other than Jean-George, the backdrop of a pivotal moment in the novel “Fashion Fatale.”

We all love fashion shows and models, but there is a shadowy path in the dazzling world of high fashion and haute couture. There is a disturbing truth in the dim corners of luxury's underbelly, and that’s where the story of "Fashion Fatale" unfolds. Through the eyes of Jane Mitchell, a forensic accountant with a flair for uncovering financial crimes and murder, readers are plunged into the murky depths of one of the fashion industry's darkest secrets: illegal sweatshops.

Café Bilboquet is the French coffee shop in New York City where Jane and her mentor, Reginald, meet weekly to discuss their cases.

Jane Mitchell is the leading character in my books. Originally from a small town in South Dakota, she moved to New York to follow her dreams. Working hard, she has become the managing director of forensic accounting at Quantum Quotient CPAs.

Jane Mitchell here. After my latest case in the glamorous fashion world, people ask me what I do as the managing partner of forensic accounting at Quantum Quotient CPAs.