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Luisa
Buehler writes the Grace Marsden
Mystery Series. Reviewers have
called her series “a cold case sizzle”.
The series follows the cold trail of bygone crimes using a
blending a traditional whodunit with a hint of romance and a touch of
the supernatural. The series won
The Readers Choice Award for best traditional amateur sleuth. The
seventh in the series, The Reenactor:
A Staged Death, was released at Chicago Tribune’s Printers
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Mary
V.Welk writes the award winning
“Rhodes to Murder” mystery series, including A
Merry Little Murder, The Rune Stone Murders, To Kill a King, and The
Scarecrow Murders. Her
short stories include “Diamonds Aren’t Forever” in Dark
Thing II: Cat
Crimes (12/2011), “Code Blue” in Chicago
Blues, “The Case of the Fugitive Farmer” in Missing, and the 2007 Lovey Award winner “A Family Affair” in Deadly
Ink. Mary is currently at work
on Framed, a novella scheduled
for release in 2012 as part of a three-novella mystery offering.
A member of Sisters in Crime, Mary has been a columnist and
feature writer for Mystery Scene
Magazine. |
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Sandra Tooley is
the creator of three mystery series. Her Sam Casey Series features a
Native American detective who can hear the dead speak, mixing mystery
with paranormal. (Think Medium
with a Native American twist.) Her Chase Dagger Series (written as Lee
Driver) includes a young Native American
woman who is a shapeshifter, combining mystery with fantasy, sci-fi, and
sometimes horror. Critics call it MacGuyver
meets Dark Angel. Her
cross-genre mysteries have won a number of awards over the years and
been re-produced in large print, audiobook, mass market paperback, and
most eBook formats. The Skull, a mystery for ages 11 to 111, won the Ida Chittum
Award for Best Young Adult Mystery. |
