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A – Z Cities with Mysteries – Real & Fictional

 

Henderson, NV

My novel, A Frenzied Bid for Murder, is set in Henderson, Nevada (near Las Vegas).

“…A compelling mystery with an unusual theme and compelling plot threads.”

- --Marilyn Meredith, author of the Rocky Bluff P.D. series

 

Henderson, Nevada resident, Venice Sinclair enjoys bargain hunting at storage locker auctions with her best friend, Tanya. Unloading the units and sifting through their contents make her feel like she’s on a treasure hunt.

Being the highest bidder, Venice Sinclair discovers personal journals in a strange locker. Curiosity prevails and she soon finds herself drawn into the dramatic tales revealed in the diaries. Getting more than she bargained for, Venice uncovers disturbing hints about a dangerous crime.  Murder...

Each tantalizing clue presents more questions than answers. What happened to the journal writer? Who is the dead girl discussed in the diary? Can they identity the nefarious boyfriend? And where is the body?

A – Z Cities with Mysteries – Real & Fictional

 

Green Bay, WI

Green Bay is host to the Writers’ Police Academy (WPA). This mystery conference is unique in that while most conferences hold panels and discussions on all things mystery, the WPA immerses the writer in hands-on experiences.

I’ve attended several of the earlier WPA conferences (my 1^st was the 2011 con) when it was held in North Carolina. It was fascinating and informative and thrilling!

Shooting range

Driving excursions

Prison visits

K9 demonstrations

Bomb squad demos

Fire demos

Digging a shallow grave

Ride Alongs with the police

Riding in an ambulance

Riding in a fire truck

Walking through a smoke-filled building

NEW RELEASE

 WHO MURDERED THE DEVIL?

Release Date - December 6th

There’s no shortage of suspects in this latest case.

Chloe Bishop stumbles upon her husband’s body.

Raymond Bishop is well known to the police as they’ve responded many times to disturbances at the Bishop household.

Chloe is the obvious culprit, but Hazel and Chief Rasmussen have their hands full when it seems the whole town is lining up to confess.