A Community of Writers
Robin Dayle is the author of a new book, A Long Winter’s Night, a Regency romance/Christmas story published by The Night Mail.
Where do two lonely hearts and screwball comedy collide. At a Regency Christmas party, of course.
Duels, fools and the Polite World’s rules; which will win?
In madcap pursuit, through a long winter’s night, Anthea and Gerrard chase their dreams, hoping to catch the love that eluded them long ago.
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Mollie Hunt is the author of a new book, Cat Conundrum, a Crazy Cat Lady Cozy Mystery #7, a cozy cat mystery published by Indie.
~A locked room. A dead man. The cat is the only witness, and he isn’t talking.~
Cat Conundrum finds our hero, sixty-something cat shelter volunteer Lynley Cannon, on the wild Washington coast with her friend, Special Agent Denny Paris. The pair are all set to give a presentation on shelter cats at a prestigious cat summit. Little do they know they will be confronted with not one, not two, not three, but four bizarre murders!
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Kay Jennings is the author of a new book, Midnight Beach, a mystery published by Paris Communications.
A brutally murdered federal agent and distrust among his close colleagues greet Port Stirling Police Chief Matt Horning as he faces down a second homicide in his new Oregon hometown.
Just when his police department gets back to normal after solving its first murder in decades, along comes another dead body found in a marsh near the Pacific Ocean. And this one has ominous overtones never seen before in Port Stirling.
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Alene Reaugh is the author of a new book, American Bluebeard: Lies and Dead Wives, a work of true-crime nonfiction published by BookBaby.
This is the story of an American Bluebeard whose crimes at the turn of the twentieth century affected over fifty women. The story reveals the plight of his victims and the fate of the fiend that cruelly annihilated them.
He ran lonely hearts ads in local newspapers. He married as many as 50 women altogether, and after extracting their money, killed at least 22, and abandoned many more. He got away with it for twenty years until one suspicious wife brought him down.
Buy American Bluebeard: Lies and Dead WivesCaroline Kurtz received the Best First Book from the Presbyterian Writers Guild for her memoir A Road Called Down on Both Sides: Growing up in Ethiopia and America.
Caroline Kurtz, a missionary kid who from age 5 grew up in Ethiopia with her parents and siblings, has been named winner of the Presbyterian Writers Guild’s biennial Best First Book Award for the best first book by a Presbyterian author written during 2018-19. The Best First Book Award is co-sponsored by the Presbyterian Publishing Corporation and comes with a $500 cash prize. Her sister, Jane Kurtz, was also awarded the Distinguished Writer award for 2020.
Learn more at Kurtz sisters say Presbyterian Writers Guild awards are ‘extra special.’
