Alison Bruce is the author of the DC Gary Goodhew crime novels set in Cambridge, England. In the series opener, the 2009 Cambridge Blue, Goodhew, an idealistic 25-year-old, has been recently promoted to detective constable at Cambridge’s Parkside Station and is eager to prove himself. He gets a chance when a young woman’s body is [...]
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Alison Bruce’s DC Gary Goodhew Novels: “No Tea-Sipping Academic Mystery”
Posted in Interviews, tagged Alison Bruce, Cambridge, Cambridge Blue, DC Gary Goodhew, The Calling, The Siren on March 27, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
From the Mean Streets of Chicago to Lunar Noir: The Mystery Novels of Kris Rusch
Posted in Interviews, tagged 1960s, Chicago, Chicago 7, Kris Neslcott, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Memphis, Retrieval Artist Series, Smokey Dalton on March 20, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Kristine Kathryn Rusch is an award-winning writer of mysteries, fantasy, science fiction, and romance, with scores of novels to her credit, both in series format and stand-alones, as well as how-to’s for the freelance writer. Her awards range from the Ellery Queen Readers Choice Award to the John W. Campbell Award. She is the only [...]
Rock and Roll to Die For: Deborah Grabien’s Kinkaid Chronicles
Posted in Interviews, tagged Bree, Deborah Grabien, Graceland, Haunted Ballads, JP Kinkaid, London Calling, Rock and Roll Never Forgets, San Francisco, While My Guitar Gently Weeps on March 14, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
San Francisco-based author and musician Deborah Grabien blends musical elements and mystery in many of her novels. The author of the Haunted Ballads series, Grabien mixes historical sleuthing and old English ballads in books featuring musician Ringan Laine and his talented significant other, Penny Wintercraft-Hawkes. That five-book series began in 2003 with The Weaver and [...]
Think Mr. Darcy with a James Bond Edge: The Sebastian St. Cyr Novels of C.S. Harris
Posted in Interviews, tagged C.S. Graham, C.S. Harris, Candice Proctor, London, Regency England, Sebastian St. Cyr, Where Shadows Dance on March 7, 2011 | 3 Comments »
A former university professor, Candice Proctor writes the Sebastian St. Cyr Regency mystery series under the name of C.S. Harris and thrillers as one half of C.S. Graham. She has also written historical romances as Candice Proctor. Perhaps best known for her Sebastian St. Cyr series, however, the author brings Regency England alive with her [...]
J. Sydney Jones
J. Sydney Jones is the author of the acclaimed "Viennese Mystery" series, set in Vienna 1900. Novels include THE EMPTY MIRROR, REQUIEM IN VIENNA, and THE SILENCE.
“What Sir Arthur Conan Doyle did for Victorian London and Caleb Carr did for old New York, J. Sydney Jones does for historic Vienna.”
-Karen Harper, New York Times bestselling authorVisit him at his Web site: www.jsydneyjones.com
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