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Category: Historical

Episode 71: Sara Sheridan

Posted onJuly 31, 2018August 14, 2018

Mirabelle Bevan swept into the office of McGuigan & McGuigan Debt Recovery at nine on the dot. She removed her jacket and popped the gold aviator sunglasses she’d been wearing into her handbag, which she closed with a decisive click. The Read More …

CategoriesAmateur Sleuth, featured, Historical, Paranormal, Women's Fiction

Episode 65: Andrea Penrose

Posted onMay 1, 2018April 30, 2018

A thick mist had crept in from the river. It skirled around the man’s legs as he picked his way through the foul-smelling mud, drifting up to cloud the twisting turns of the narrow alleyways. He paused for a moment Read More …

Categoriesfeatured, HistoricalTagsAndrea Penrose, chocolate, historical, murder, mystery, Regency

Episode 63: Suzanne Adair

Posted onMarch 20, 2018March 27, 20182 Comments

The filmy, gray quality of the smoke column rising to the southwest told Captain Michael Stoddard that they were too late. The residence was gutted. He and his patrol of six redcoats from the Eighty-Second Regiment could render no aid. Read More …

Categoriesfeatured, Historical

Episode 61: Sharon Farrow

Posted onFebruary 23, 2018February 23, 2018

Charlie stopped barking as soon as he saw me. I knew now why he had been quiet for the past few minutes. He’d been digging away in the dirt, which he resumed upon my arrival. I looked for his leash Read More …

CategoriesAmateur Sleuth, Cozy, featured, HistoricalTagsberries, cozy, DE Ireland, Meg Mims, My Fair Lady, Sharon Farrow

Episode 57: David Hulegaard

Posted onDecember 14, 2017December 14, 20171 Comment

My name is Miller Brinkman and I am—or rather, I was—a private investigator. That message was recovered in March of 1948, from a former top-secret area known as Location 2208-C. Two years have since passed, but part of me is forever Read More …

Categoriesfeatured, Historical, Noir, Private Eye, Science FictionTagsDavid Hulegaard, murder, mystery, noir, Private Eye, sci-fi, science fiction

Episode 56: V.M. Burns

Posted onNovember 29, 2017November 29, 20174 Comments

I peeked over the stairs and saw my sister Jenna’s reflection in the glass. I considered ignoring it and sneaking back into my office until my cell phone started vibrating in my pocket. My family and the Borg from Star Read More …

CategoriesAmateur Sleuth, Cozy, featured, HistoricalTagsbookshop, cozy, historical, murder, mystery, V.M. Burns, Valerie Burns

Episode 53: Jeri Westerson

Posted onOctober 18, 2017October 18, 20171 Comment

I didn’t believe in ghosts or the supernatural…but that weird noise in the wall was testing my convictions. The unpleasant scratching sound that made the hairs on the back of my neck stand at attention had been going on for Read More …

CategoriesAmateur Sleuth, featured, Historical, Noir, Paranormal, Urban FantasyTagsdemon, historical, Jeri Westerson, murder, mystery, paranormal, urban fantasy

Episode 51: Steve Goble

Posted onSeptember 20, 2017September 20, 2017

Spider John Rush resigned himself to the hard truth–he was returning to a world of cut and thrust, hide and pounce, blood and smoke, pitch and tar.  He had been foolish to think of leaving that world; Spider John belonged Read More …

CategoriesAdventure, Amateur Sleuth, featured, Historical, Noir, PiratesTagsadventure, Bloody Black Flag, murder, mystery, noir, pirate, Steve Goble

Episode 45: Nupur Tustin

Posted onMay 30, 2017May 30, 2017

The faint breeze from the open window carried the sound of the Burgermeister’s rich baritone singing the arpeggios Haydn had assigned him: “Do Mi So Mi Do.” In the distance, he could hear the soft, melodious strains of the barber-surgeon’s violin. Read More …

CategoriesAmateur Sleuth, Cozy, featured, HistoricalTagscomposer, cozy, Haydn, historical, murder, music

Episode 44: Anne Louise Bannon

Posted onMay 17, 2017May 17, 2017

Honoria took the cloche off and shrugged off the coat with the white fox collar, laying them on one of the small tables flanking the door. She sniffed. Thanks to the croup, her sense of smell was still off. Yet Read More …

CategoriesAmateur Sleuth, featured, HistoricalTags1920s, historical, mystery, romantic

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