Greta Boris

Stories of Domestic Suspense

What People Are Saying About The Seven Deadly Sins

A fascinatingly dark and dangerous world. Boris explores the hearts of her characters as she spins a fine story. – Anne Hillerman, author of New York Times bestselling mysteries.

A Pinch of Gluttony is a well-paced and cleverly plotted mystery that kept me guessing until the end, and then made me gasp out loud. Greta Boris is a terrifically gifted storyteller, and this series just gets better and better. – Heather Young, author of The Distant Dead from Harper Collins.

Fans of psychological suspense will enjoy this tale. Filled with believable and relatable characters, The Scent of Wrath subtly draws you in, coiling tight until the very end. – Robin Burcell — NYT Bestselling author of The Last Good Place and co-author with Clive Cussler of the Sam and Remi Fargo series.

Tales of suburban suspense that will keep you turning pages. – Matt Coyle, author of the Anthony Award-winning Rick Cahill series.

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A little knowledge is dangerous, a lot is deadly.

Imogene Lynch, ex-hairstylist, wants to become a normal mortician. Unfortunately, she has a talent that’s anything but. She feels the final emotions of the deceased when she touches their hair. When the dead want justice, that knowledge becomes deadly. 

Mortuary School is A Mortician Mystery Novella.

Greta Boris is the USA Today Bestselling author of the 7 Deadly Sins. Ordinary Women. Unexpected evil. A series of taut, psychological thrillers that expose the dark side of sunny Southern California. You can enter the world of the 7 Deadly Sins with any of these standalone novels.

She’s also the author of the soon coming Paranormal Mystery series The Mortician Mysteries. Imogene Lynch, ex-hairstylist, wants to become a normal mortician. Unfortunately, she has a talent that’s anything but. 

Greta likes to describe her work (and her life) as ‘an O.C. housewife meets Dante’s Inferno.’

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