The Detective’s Gambit. An insight into chess in mystery fiction by Hannah Howe. https://issuu.com/momsfavoritereads/docs/may_edition/14?fr=sYjA0ZjE0Mzg0OTk
Tag: Mystery Fiction
Authors Give Back Sale
As part of the Authors Give Back sale where authors support readers during this difficult time Cherime MacFarlane is offering many of her books for free. Cherime MacFarlane is a prolific multi-genre author, she has a broad range of interests that reflect her been there-done that life. Romance, Historical Fiction, Fantasy, Paranormal, all sorts of … Continue reading Authors Give Back Sale
Melanie P. Smith
As part of the Authors Give Back sale where authors support readers during this difficult time Melanie P. Smith is offering her books at 60% off the recommended retail price. NB the sale has been extended until 31 May 2020. Melanie P. Smith went to Dixie State College and the University of Phoenix where she … Continue reading Melanie P. Smith
The Hermit of Hisarya
As part of the Authors Give Back sale where authors support readers during this difficult time both the English language and Bulgarian versions of The Hermit of Hisarya are currently available FREE The Hermit of Hisarya by Hannah Howe is part of the Amazon #1 Sam Smith Mystery Series. Each book in the series can … Continue reading The Hermit of Hisarya
Mount Haven
Rowdy Cooper is a cop born into a family of cops, and he loves the family business. Then one night, everything changes. After being shot in the line of duty, he is forced to retire. Depressed and a little lost, he moves to a sleepy little Montana town called Mount Haven. But, will the move … Continue reading Mount Haven
Jeffrey Siger
After Jeffrey Siger’s first Inspector Andreas Kaldis novel, Murder in Mykonos, was published in 2008 it quickly became Greece’s #1 bestselling English- language book. For over thirty-five years Greece had played a pivotal role in Siger’s life. Jeffrey Siger talked with Rachael Wright about his novels and his love for Greece. https://issuu.com/momsfavoritereads/docs/march_2020 Authors Would You … Continue reading Jeffrey Siger
Paul Glanville Remembered by Kate McGinn
I had a friend named Paul Glanville. We were both authors and had connections to each other through Amazon’s writer’s forum, WriteOn, and later through Wattpad. I don’t know if I’d read any of his work before we began conversing on Facebook Messenger. He was working on his horror story, Mirage, and I had self-published … Continue reading Paul Glanville Remembered by Kate McGinn
