From New York City to historic St. Augustine, Floirda, the hunt begins. The world-renowned Casa Monica Hotel in St. Augustine, Florida, plays host to both national and international celebrities. But having ten beautiful women who happen to be psychotherapists reserve the entire top floor is unique, especially since they are all psychics. The women are there to work and to play. There are, however, no plans for murder, but murder will stalk the halls of the hotel and the streets of the city, turning its gaze on the ladies when least expected.

After the narrator of Let's Talk finds out she can communicate telepathically with her German Shepherds and two cats, we follow their further adventures in learning about the world around them. In Ta Da their exploits - at home, on the water, and at the beach - have them rescuing birds, deer, and babies. They escape from gators, coyotes, and hunters with murderous intent. All these activities occur in an everyday sort of way - that is, in a way that could happen to anyone or any creature. They also make new friends and share adventures with then, from catching thieves, saving a dog from the Intracoastal, and going on their first plane ride.

Dr. Paul finds herself, as the new County Commissioner from District 4, overwhelmed with work, left undone by the past Commission. Two of the Commissioners take great delight in loading her up with a sign ordinance committee. A job two past Commissioners couldn't cope with, an albatross no politician wanted hung on them. She also acquired a donation of land to build Davis Park, then finds the donors now want to build an enormous development next to it, called Nocatee. With a wry sense of humor, she provides and inside view of commission maneuvers. The slipping and sliding to fulfill election promises to keep the those with deep pockets happy. One of these money people wants a landing site at his home in the western part of the county for his connivence in his travels. Two of the commissioners grease the skids for him and it shoots thru approval with ease. This landing site soon turns out to be more than a mere connivence rather a major landing site for drugs. Paul's friend Jeffery Stone gets involved in a multi-agency bust of these dealers. Paul inadvertently finds herself kidnapped by two workers of this cartel. A harrowing chase on the St. John's River in the middle of the night ensues.

She Said What? by Dr. Mary F. Kohnke Dr. Paul, a New York University professor, retires to her home on the Intracoastal Waterway in Palm Valley, near Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. Her community association is attempting to keep the developers of a large golf community from locating a sewage plant near their homes. Dr. Paul threatens to lead the community to picket on national television at the Tournament Players Championship. The developer's lawyer, attempting to stop this action, threatens her. Later the dead body of her maid is found in the waterway, tied to her dock. Was the murder a case of mistaken identity, a warning, or something else? The plot revolves around the investigation of the death of the maid, drug runners, and a chase in the Intracoastal marshes. There is a bit on the history of the area of Ponte Vedra, a glimpse of St. Augustine and St. Johns County, Florida, as well as fishing on the Intracoastal Waterway. Dr. Paul is an independent woman of means. She does not go looking for trouble but finds it difficult to back down when it appears on her doorstep. There is a passing resemblance to the author.

The residents of Palm Valley/Ponte Vedra discover that the city of Jacksonville is planning to locate a landfill just west of them across the Intracoastal Waterway. The thought of the odor, wafting over them from the west in the heat of the summer, has sent the entire community into shock and action. Dr. Paul, as the president of the Palm Valley community center and the incoming Chairman of the St. Johns County Civic Roundtable, is a major figure in the fight to take on the City of Jacksonville. She acts to stir up the whole County against the landfill. A young visiting environmentalist and biologist agreed to help the people look for possible endangered species on the site, where he is found murdered. He is connected to Paul's mysterious friends Steel and Stone, who fly in to help in the investigation. The suspects range from the trash haulers, to the Jacksonville city officials, to even the local people fighting the landfill. The action is fast and the ending surprising.