Behind the Book: Naming a World
As a crime writer I was always going to be influenced by my own loves, by my own history. Of course throwing a bunch of references into a book is self-indulgent, but self-indulgence is a lot of fun sometimes. Here are a few that snuck in.
INTERVIEW WITH MAISEY YATES
Horses have personalities, much like dogs do. My life long best friend is a phenomenal horse person, a professional who trains and sells horses. Something I observed is that each horse has a different temperament. It is important to match the personality of the horse with the personality of the person. Some people cannot handle a high-spirited horse.
INTERVIEW WITH JOSHILYN JACKSON
With secrets, lies, betrayals, and the sins of someone’s youth, Jackson pits two women against each other.
GOLDIN'S GOLDENS
Sometimes, when I terrify myself writing murder scenes in my dark, creaking house in the middle of the night, I have to give the lab puppy by my...
BOOK REVIEW OF SMOKE SCREEN BY IRIS JOHANSEN
Smoke Screen (Eve Duncan Book 26) Iris Johansen Grand Central Publishing 7/30/19 Smoke Screen by Iris Johansen brings to life a realistic...
