Beginning Again by Lea Wait
About two years ago my agent contacted me with a question: Would I like to start a new mystery series? And, oh yes: he knew an editor who’d be interested in a series with a background of...
View ArticleA Cozy Mystery with Cupid and St. Valentine by Connie Knight
“I don’t understand why Cupid was chosen to represent Valentine’s Day. When I think about romance, the last thing on my mind is a short chubby toddler coming at me with a weapon.”...
View ArticleSo many books so little time by PJ Nunn
I’ve loved books since I can remember. One of my first memories ever was the day the bookmobile parked across the street in front of our house (we lived across the street from the elementary school)....
View ArticleDancing through the pages by Jamie Cortland
Dancing through my pages is a natural for me. When I’m working on a novel or meeting a deadline, I may lose track of time and miss lunch or dinner. At some point, you must take a break. It’s not good...
View ArticleIt’s not too late to win!
SEALED BID AUCTION – OPEN TO ALL NOW! How To Win One of Six Terrific Donations To help support the mega-beast known as the Writers’ Police Academy, we feature an annual raffle and silent auction....
View ArticleWhat’s a Zephyrette? by Janet Dawson
The Ghost in Roomette Four, which will be published April 2018, is the third in my California Zephyr historical mystery series. The books feature protagonist Jill McLeod, who works as a Zephyrette, on...
View ArticleSuspects by Duffy Brown
Hi, Reagan Summerside here from the Consignment Shop Mysteries. In Lethal in Old Lace, it’s spring in Savannah! I know, I know, spring is amazing everywhere, but here in Savannah, all the colors make...
View ArticlePLAYING THE GAME OF CAST MY MOVIE / Kay Kendall
Recently another mystery author and I tossed around the names of ideal actors and actresses to play characters in our books. While I feared it might be a depressing experience—given there’s slim chance...
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Achieving Friends in Costa Rica by Helen D. Frame
Recently another author, who also writes about Costa Rica, mentioned to me that foreigners find it difficult to make friends with Costa Ricans. At best, he said, they are acquaintances who will accept...
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