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Tag: the Owen Archer series
A Choir of Crows Coming Soon(er)!
First and foremost, may you be safe and healthy. As spring deepens and the lengthening days are raucous with birdsong and bright with blossoms and tender leaves, I am at home tending the garden, moving shrubs, transplanting saplings nurtured over the past few years,… Continue Reading “A Choir of Crows Coming Soon(er)!”
A Conspiracy of Wolves the Editor’s Pick for April! (August in the US)
I am so excited that my new publisher, Severn House, has chosen A Conspiracy of Wolves, the 11th Owen Archer, as their Editor’s Pick for April in the UK! They have some wonderful things to say about it, too. “With A CONSPIRACY OF WOLVES,… Continue Reading “A Conspiracy of Wolves the Editor’s Pick for April! (August in the US)”
Joan of Leeds, or The Nun’s Tale
As the publication of A Conspiracy of Wolves (Owen Archer 11) approaches I have been meandering down memory lane, exploring the arc of what I think of as the first series, visiting characters confined to one or two books. One such character is Dame… Continue Reading “Joan of Leeds, or The Nun’s Tale”
Casting a Female Sleuth in a Historical Crime Series
As promised, I’m sharing with you the three guest posts I wrote for the recent Kate Clifford blog tour, knowing that many of you would not have seen them. Here is the second, which first appeared here. I remember the day my new sleuth,… Continue Reading “Casting a Female Sleuth in a Historical Crime Series”
Series vs Standalone
As a reader, if you asked whether I favor books in series or standalone books I’d say I have no preference. However, as a writer I much prefer working on books in series. The following is a glimpse into what I’ve learned about myself… Continue Reading “Series vs Standalone”
