The Market is not a quiet place. Thousands of people stroll the streets and sidewalks, chattering and calling to each other… Street musicians sing and play guitars… Vendors proclaim their wares, and customers barter for better prices on beans and Read More …
It was entirely my own fault, of course. I know better than to ignore the voice. At least I always do in retrospect… — Jessica Estevao, Whispers Beyond the Veil Jessica Estevao has launched a terrific new series with Whispers Read More …
She grabbed a paperweight and faced the large man, drawing back her arm. “I’m warning you. I was starting pitcher in the Girls’ State Fastpitch Softball Championships.” The man laughed, rich and throaty. “Go ahead. Throw it.” Gethsemane hurled the Read More …
“I find it puzzling, don’t you? The rabbit, I mean. Very puzzling.” As a magician, I am accustomed to people asking me about rabbits… As a writer, John Gaspard is accustomed to people asking him about magic. His wonderful Eli Read More …
I am thrilled to be talking to New York Times Best-Selling Author Denise Swanson. She has two cozy mystery series — the Scumble River Mysteries and the Devereaux’s Dime Store series — as well as the Change of Heart Romance Read More …
I’ve been a fan of Jessie Chandler’s capers since I picked up Pickle in the Middle Murder on a whim. C’mon, murder in the privies at a Renaissance Faire? This wench was all over that! Her latest retains the fun Read More …
I have been a fan of this series, set in Ghana, since the first book, Wife of the Gods. Dr. Kwei Quartey writes with warmth and compassion and ruthless honesty about the struggles of his hero, Inspector Darko Dawson, a good man in a difficult Read More …
Debut author Heather Weidner melds together the lighthearted fun of a cozy mystery with the action and juicy cases that come with the territory when you’re a private eye in her first novel, Secret Lives and Private Eyes. Heather Read More …
Today’s author writes a cozy mystery series with echoes of my favorite film, “The Thin Man.” (Dashiell Hammett’s book is darn good as well, but I’m a sucker for Myrna Loy and William Powell.) Her Nick and Nora mysteries feature Read More …
First of all, congratulations to Amanda Flower: earlier this month, she won her first Agatha Award at Malice Domestic for her middle-grade mystery, Andi Unstoppable. With six series underway and a seventh one starting next year, there doesn’t seem to be Read More …