News, Reviews, and Interviews

Review of Heat Wave by Maureen Jennings

Heat Wave is set in Toronto in July 1936 and is the first in the “Paradise Café Mystery” series. Charlotte Frayne is a young associate in a…

10 Book Talk Writing Tips

Throughout my writing journey, I’ve been lucky to receive wonderful advice from fellow authors and people working in the publishing business…

Interviews

Babs BookMark Magazine July 2019 Interview Vanessa Westermann Date: July 1, 2019Interview by Alicia Dean Author Interview & An Excuse for…

Review of Paper Son by S.J. Rozan

Paper Son is the 12th title in the critically acclaimed Lydia Chin / Bill Smith series. Ghost Hero (#11) was published in 2011, and it’s a…

July 20th - Reading in Toronto

Saturday, July 20, 20191:30 PM - 3:00 PMSleuth of Baker Street Mystery Bookstore907 Millwood Road, Toronto ON Free admissionJoin me at…

Interview with M.K. Graff

M.K. Graff is the author of the Trudy Genova Manhattan Mystery series, the award-winning Nora Tierney English Mysteries and is managing…

Review of Death at the Dakota by M.K. Graff

Part police procedural, part cozy, Death at the Dakota is the second book in the Trudy Genova Manhattan Mystery series by M.K. Graff.Nurse…

ITW Thriller Roundtable

June 17 - June 23Topic: Besides technology, what are the main differences from the thrillers of the 50s, 60s, and 70s with today’s…

An Excuse For Murder discussion questions

An Excuse For Murder is told from the perspective of Gary Fenris, a haunted former bodyguard who commits murder, and from the perspective of…

Bookaholics Unite May Giveaway

Are you a bookaholic? The dictionary defines a bookaholic as, “a prolific or a habitual reader; a compulsive book buyer.” Compulsive book…

Blog Tour

Tour InfoBook Formats: Ebook (kindle), Print Hosting Options: Review, Interview, Showcase Book detailsGenre: Mystery, Romantic Suspense…

Reading at the Warkworth Library

On Wednesday April 24th, I was honoured to be the first in a series of author events at the Warkworth Public Library. I was delighted to be…