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Who we are
- Carola DunnCarola Dunn's Daisy Dalrymple series is set in England in the 1920s, published by St Martin's Minotaur and Kensington. The 17th and latest is BLACK SHIP, and THE BLOODY TOWER is now out in paperback. MANNA FROM HADES (March '09, St Martin's), the first in a new series of Cornish mysteries set in the 1960s, is her 50th book (including 32 Regencies).
- Rhys BowenRhys currently writes the Molly Murphy mysteries, set in 1902 New York City and featuring an Irish immigrant sleuth. She has just begun a new series about a minor British royal in the 1930s--lighter and funnier than her previous books and pitched as Bridget Jones meets Charade as told by Nancy Mitford. Rhys's books have been nominated for every major mystery award and she has won eight including Agatha, Anthony and MacAvity. She is a transplanted Brit who now makes her home in sunny California and even sunnier Arizona.
- Sharan Newman--Sharan Newman is the author of the award-winning Catherine Levendeur mystery series, set in medieval France. The latest of these is The Witch in the Well for which she received the Bruce Alexander award for best historical mystery. As a medieval historian and frequent traveler to France, she has also written the Real History Behind the Da Vinci Code., an illustrated companion book to the best-selling novel and The Real History Behind the Templars. A new mystery, The Shanghai Tunnel, set in 1868 Portland Oregon, will be out in March, 2008.---
- Ann ParkerAnn Parker writes science by day and historical mysteries at night. Her award-winning Silver Rush mystery series, featuring saloon owner Inez Stannert, is set in the 19th-century silver-mining boomtown of Leadville, Colorado. Strangely enough, given her obsession with Leadville's history, she lives (and has always—except for two years—lived) in the San Francisco Bay Area. Ann's website is http://www.annparker.net
- Jane FinnisJane is our UK correspondent: she lives in Yorkshire and will keep us up to date with happenings across the pond. After a stellar career with the BBC as reporter and show host, Jane has combined her love of history with her love of killing people with panache. Her series is set in Roman Britain, and features a woman innkeeper and a bunch of local terrorists. Get out or die was the first title. The second is A Bitter Chill. They are available on both sides of the pond. Visit Jane's website at www.janefinnis.com
- Mary Anna EvansMary Anna is our new kid on the block. She has written two mysteries starring bi-racial archeologist Faye Longchamps who digs up dirt in the deep South. She has already won two awards for these books. Visit her at www.maryannaevans.com Mary Anna lives in Gainesville, FL.
- Cara BlackCara writes the Aimee LeDuc series set in contemporary Paris. Aimee is a computer expert/hacket with a penchant for danger. Cara's books give a wonderful feel for life in Paris today as they take us from one section of the city to the next. Visit Cara at www.carablack.com Cara lives in the San Francisco Bay Area
Recent Posts
November 2009
Our favorite websites and blogs
- Martin Edwards's blog
- Detectives Beyond Borders: A Forum for International Crime Fiction
- Jane Finnis web site
- The Outfit
- Type M for Murder
- Eric Mayer
- Murderati
- Leaping and Posturing with mystery author Meg Chittenden
- The Lara McClintoch Archaeological Mystery Series by Lyn Hamilton - Home Page
- Rhys Bowen - Author of the Evan Evans and Molly Murphy Mystery Novels
- Femmes Fatales
- The Naked Truth about Literature and Life
- Little blog of Murder
- Murderati
- Mary Anna Evans
- Nancy J. Cohen's Notes from Florida - Bravenet Web Journal
- The Lipstick Chronicles
- Cara Black paris Mystery Author's Site
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