Here Comes A Mystery!
Here Comes A Mystery with Author Anita Dickason! As she goes on the Hunt with Linda Pirtle and Caleb Pirtle!
Author Posts
Last Call – With Shelley & Sheldon
I recently learned the story behind the story of Sheldon Siegel’s thirteen critically-acclaimed, New York Times best-selling legal thrillers, featuring San Francisco attorneys Mike Daley and Rosie Hernandez. Sheldon is a retired attorney and all around good guy and mentor…
The Death of Cindy James: Accident, Suicide, or Murder?
The Death of Cindy James: Accident, Suicide, or Murder? Author Lauren Carr walks us through this case featured from the first book of her Mac Faraday Mystery Series.
Another Series?
Another Series? C.S. McDonald takes us through why she writes several different Mystery genres!
Grace O’Malley: Where History Meets Mystery with Kari Bovee
Grace O'Malley: Where History Meets Mystery with Kari Bovée. Follow Kari as she explores the Mystery behind Irish Women Grace O'Malley!
Every Murder Has A Story: Mystery Authors on Mystery Novels
Mystery Authors on Mystery Novels
We’re all addicted to a good mystery, but so are our favorite authors. Here are 25 of my favorite quotes about the mystery genre from the authors we love to read.
On The Hunt: Dots … and More Dots
On The Hunt: Dots … and More Dots with Author Anita Dickason!
Bakersfield Boys Club – The Story Behind The Story
Author Anne Da Vigo’s Bakersfield Boys Club, a thriller set in late-seventies Central California, is a riveting story about the abuse of power, unflinchingly realistic, but not without hope. It holds special interest for me because I grew up in Bakersfield where the real world case—known as the Lords of Bakersfield—continues to play out in civil courts. I was eager to talk to Anne about the story behind her story.
Making Old Style Mysteries New Again with Lauren Carr
As a mystery writer, I have a dilemma: I love the old-fashioned mysteries.
You know, the ones. The master detective solves the murder simply by talking to the suspects while peering at the crime scene with his magnifying glass. All the while, he is on his pipe and examining the evidence without gloves. Then, when he identifies the culprit, the killer confesses and goes away to jail because the detective’s deduction of the evidence is so overwhelming that it is useless to deny it.
Who Makes The List? Top Ten Heroines with CS McDonald
Everyone loves a good heroine. That statement got me wondering, what are the qualities that make a memorable heroine? Beauty? Pride? A strong will? Stubborn beyond belief? Courage? A kind soul who is generous to a fault?
