Tag: Mystery
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How long is a chapter?
Who knows? I don’t! But carving up my latest book into chapters got me thinking about it… While drafting and editing, I tend to work in scenes as opposed to chapters. My thinking is that scenes are segments of the story that’s being told, whereas chapters are breaks designed for the readers. Sometimes they line…
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Death in Douglas Glade: August progress update
Last week I hit THE END for the very first time with Death in Douglas Glade! Yaaay! Wooo! Celebration! This draft took much longer than for the previous Milverton Mysteries, but it was a relief to find (upon reading back through it) that the draft was already in much better shape than my books usually are at this…
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Recent reader reviews for The Milverton Mysteries
Stephen Horne of Reading with Stepphy has recently read and reviewed the first two books in The Milverton Mysteries: It’s always so rewarding to hear from readers who’ve enjoyed Addison’s misadventures and spending time with Milverton’s many other residents! Special mentions go to Mabel the troublemaker, and Sergeant Jake Murphy who Stephen has dubbed Sergeant…
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Kindle Daily Deal: Murder on Milverton Square
One day only! Murder on Milverton Square has been selected by Amazon for a Kindle Daily Deal in the US and Canada! Perfect timing for the weekend, though it did miss a notable US holiday by just one day. So close! Oh well, we shall console ourselves with a 99c book… Investigate The Milverton Mysteries…
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100 days until Death in Douglas Glade release
This is fine, this is fine… Death in Douglas Glade is out 2 October 2024, which is scary! But each pre-order gives me a sweet lil air kiss of motivation to make it the best Milverton Mystery yet. What’s the book about?
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Kobo audiobook sale: Poison at Penshaw Hall
Addison, Jake, Mabel, and Keith are at it again! And they’re getting all the love and attention this pride month 🏳🌈📚🎧 The audiobooks are available all over the place at all times, but if you want to grab Penshaw for less, this weekend on Kobo is where it’s at. It’s on sale for a flat…
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