Jeanne Quigley is the author of the Veronica Walsh Mysteries and the Robyn Cavanagh mystery series. Unlike her fictional sleuths, she has never been a soap opera star or an accountant (though she was an accounting major for a few minutes in the spring of 1985). The Double Exposure Murder is Jeanne’s first Robyn Cavanagh Mystery.Inspiration behind The Double Exposure … [Read more...] about The Double Exposure Murder
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Review of Buried in a Good Book by Tamara Berry
From the publisher of Buried in a Good BookA thriller writer who knows way more than anyone should about death and dismembermentHer young daughter who's more intrigued by dead bodies than she probably should beAn isolated cabin in the woods that's probably-definitely-hiding somethingThe tiny mountain town that seems less than troubled by a sudden abundance of … [Read more...] about Review of Buried in a Good Book by Tamara Berry
Cover Art by Vanessa Westermann
An avid reader of mysteries, Vanessa Westermann is a former Arthur Ellis Awards judge, holds an M.A. in English Literature, as well as a Bachelor of Education, and has taught creative writing. Her debut mystery, An Excuse for Murder, was published in 2019. At the heart of all of Westermann’s stories are strong female protagonists inspired by the heroines in her own life. Cover … [Read more...] about Cover Art by Vanessa Westermann
A Naturalist with Character—guest post for Bear Witness
Guest Blog Post, by Linda O. Johnston, who wrote Bear Witness, the first Alaska Untamed Mystery, under the pseudonym Lark O. Jensen:A Naturalist With CharacterHave you ever been to Alaska? I have. I’ve taken several cruises there over time, and went on a small tour boat on the waters near Juneau during my most recent cruise. Inspiration! That’s why I began plotting and … [Read more...] about A Naturalist with Character—guest post for Bear Witness
Guest post by Judith Gonda for Murder in the Community Garden
Landscape architect Tory Benning certainly knows the lay of the land, but she still must dig through layers of clues to solve the perplexing murders that keep popping up in her hometown, Santa Sofia, the fictional setting of the Tory Benning mystery series. One of the most vivid and enchanting recurring “characters” in the Tory Benning mystery series, the city of Santa Sofia is … [Read more...] about Guest post by Judith Gonda for Murder in the Community Garden