Writing a relatable memoir – by Linda Strader

Linda Strader Writing a relatable memoir Originally from Syracuse, New York, Ms. Strader moved to Prescott, Arizona with her family in 1972. In 1976, she became one of the first women on a Forest Service fire crew in the Santa Rita Mountains south of Tucson. Her...

Diana Paul is Loving the Dark Side

Diana Paul Things Unsaid Diana Y. Paul was born in Akron, Ohio, and  has a PhD in Buddhist Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and has a BA in both psychology and philosophy from  Northwestern University.  Diana is a former Stanford professor in Buddhism...

Death at the Scottish Broch by Rose Kerr

Rose Kerr Death at the Scottish Broch Rose Kerr writes cozy mysteries featuring strong, smart, women protagonists who must draw on their wits and resourcefulness to solve the crime. Rose was born in a small community in Nova Scotia and has traveled across Canada. More...

Murder at the Marlowe Club and Edwardian Manners

Kate Parker Edwardian Manners Kate Parker grew up reading her mother’s collection of mystery books and her father’s library of history and biography books. Now she can’t write a story that isn’t set in the past with a few decent corpses littered about.  Author Website...

Mary Lawrence, Alchemist of Lost Souls

Mary Lawrence The Bianca Goddard series Mary Lawrence lives and farms in Maine and worked in the medical field for over twenty-five years before publishing her debut mystery, The Alchemist’s Daughter (Kensington, 2015). The book was named by Suspense Magazine as a...