Dead Silent (A Jettine Jorgensen Mystery, Book 1‪)‬

Submerged secrets and a deadly affair greet Jett Jorgensen at her Navy homecoming in Dead Silent, a murder mystery from S.L. Menear.
—Banyan Isle, Florida, Present Day—

While on leave, Navy Intelligence Officer, Jettine Jorgensen, returns to Banyan Isle to revisit the unsolved cold case of her parents' deaths, only to discover two bodies under her guest bed—the recently deceased Mayor Peabody, and his very-much-alive and panicked paramour.


Jett's best friend, police detective Gwen Stuart, comes to Jett's aid, along with Sophia DeLuca, Jett's live-in dog nanny and daughter of a late mafia kingpin.


When Jett's dive boat is bombed, her car explodes while investigating her parents' crash site, and Sophia stops an armed intruder after discovering Jett's security guard dead, it quickly becomes apparent that someone with long-held secrets wants them all Dead Silent.

Publisher's Note: Dead Silent is the first in series of suspenseful mysteries with a baffling series of crimes that lead three female sleuths to surprising discoveries and shocking resolutions. Readers who enjoy clean and wholesome entertainment with a touch of humor, romance, and paranormal will not want to miss this exciting series.

The Jettine Jorgensen Mystery Series
Dead Silent

Dropped Dead

Dead Ends

Dead Reckoning
About the Author:

A trailblazer in aviation, Sharon shattered the glass ceiling as US Airways' first female pilot in 1980, a time when women pilots constituted less than 0.5% of the global total. Her peers dubbed her "Bombshell," a testament to her standout presence in a male-dominated field. Sharon skillfully piloted an array of aircraft, including Boeing 727s and 737s, DC-9s, and BAC 1-11s, ascending to the rank of captain in just seven years.


Her journey into aviation was preceded by a glamorous stint as a water-sports and boating model, followed by globetrotting adventures as a flight attendant for Pan American World Airways. Sharon's passion for flying extends to piloting antique and experimental aircraft, as well as engaging with fighter airplanes in diverse international settings.


Now residing on a picturesque South Florida island, Sharon continues to inspire readers through her rich legacy in aviation.