
Cristina Matta

Explore my two distinct mystery series: Detective Ned’s satirical, choose-your-own-ending cases and Tamara’s gripping investigations in Peru.
Available in paperback, Kindle, and audiobook—grab your copy!
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Pairs: This Dating Site Will Be the Death of You
Love can be murder—especially online. When a woman turns up dead at the Tampa Aquarium, Detective Ned investigates seven bizarre dating app suspects. Choose your ending, or write your own!
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Mishaps: These Accidents Will Be the Death of You
Some people are accident-prone. Others are murder-prone. A tangled web of misfortunes has Detective Ned looking for the truth behind ten unlucky suspects’ injuries.
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Wrecks: These Driving Disasters Will Be the Death of You (Coming 2025)
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Critters: These Animals Will Be the Death of You (Coming 2025)
And stay tuned for two more in 2026!
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Tremor in the Hills (New and Improved Version Coming Fall 2025)
After surviving a devastating earthquake, Tamara returns to Peru to find her missing best friend—only to become tangled in a murder investigation. Is she ready to face the dangers hidden in the shadows of Manchay?
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Tremor on the Pyramid (Coming 2026)
Tamara’s search for answers takes her to the ancient ruins of Caral, where secrets, deception, and danger await.
In the Crack the Case series, you don’t just read the mystery, you solve it! Choose from three endings, or submit your own for a chance to have your writing featured here.
From surviving an 8.1-magnitude earthquake in Peru to my passion for travel and storytelling, get a glimpse into the real-life adventures that inspire my books.
I survived an 8.1-magnitude earthquake in Peru, and the experience inspired me to write. Since I’ve always loved mysteries, that’s exactly what I create: stories filled with suspense, humor, and unexpected twists.
My favorite authors? Agatha Christie, Dick Francis, and Sara Paretsky. When I’m not writing, you’ll find me learning languages, traveling, or spending time with dogs.

Your friendly neighborhood Ned reporting on a GRIM topic. 🪟 Thousands of Tiny Clues I went out the other day to investigate several broken windows and found many tiny clues. Thousands of them to be…

How do crime scene investigators decide what container to use for physical evidence? In this edition of Ned’s Notes, test your knowledge of evidence packaging. 🫵 You found the evidence. 🫵 Now what are you…

🏺 An Unusual Find Ned here. Out and about, finding evidence to photograph. Like this unusual one. At first glance it appears to be a Tumi, a ceremonial knife found in the Andes mountain region.…