Lady Amy Lovell sits down for a Q&A with dru’s book musings responding to twenty or more questions so that we can learn more about her. Are you ready? Let’s get to know Lady Amy.

What is your full name?
Lady Amy Lovell

How old are you?
25

What is your profession?
Author of murder mysteries

Do you have a significant other?
Almost – get engaged at the end of this book

What is their name and profession?
Lord Wethington, investor and businessman

Do you have any children?
No

Do you have any siblings?
Yes. Brother, Michael, Earl of Davenport

Are your parents nearby?
Mother deceased, Father, Marquess Winchester in London (I live in Bath)

Who is your best friend?
Miss Eloise Spencer and my aunt, Lady Margaret Lovell

Do you have any pets?
Yes. A Dog named Persephone.

What town do you live in?
Bath, England

Do you live in a small town or a big city?
Mid-sized city

Type of dwelling and do you own or rent?
Townhouse, family owned

What is your favorite spot in your home?
My writing corner in my bedchamber

Do you have any hobbies?
None other than my writing, which is no hobby

What is your favorite vacation spot?
Brighton Beach

What music do you listen to?
None

Do you have a favorite book?
All my Sherlock Holmes books

What is your idea of a really fun time?
A picnic

If you were to write a memoir, what would you call it?
My Two Lives

Amateur or professional sleuth and whom do you work with?
Amateur. I work with my soon to be betrothed, William (Lord Wethington)

In a few sentences, what is a typical day in your life like?
I generally have chocolate in the morning before I wash and dress for the day. I spent time writing and also visiting friends and attending garden parties, musicals, trips to the museum and shopping.

What is a typical day when you are on a case?
Pretty much the same, since I gather information from the places I go and the people I meet.

The Sign of Death, A Victorian Book Club Mystery #2
Genre: Historical
Release: April 2021
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USA Today bestselling author Callie Hutton returns with her second Victorian Book Club mystery, in which Lady Amy and Lord William sleuth the death of a teetotaler who took a fatal dunk in the drink.

Bath, England, 1891. Mr. James Harding was a lot of things–businessman, well-to-do, probable scoundrel–but a drinker he most assuredly was not. So when Harding is believed to have drunkenly fallen to his death into the icy River Avon, Lord William Wethington is immediately suspicious. Finding Lord William’s name on a letter in the victim’s pocket, the local constabulary summons William to identify the victim. Police detectives learn that William had been one of Harding’s business clients–and undoubtedly not the only client the dead man had cheated.

William entreats Lady Amy Lovell, a fellow member of the Mystery Book Club of Bath, to help him deduce what really happened to the late Mr. Harding. Lady Amy, a celebrated mystery author herself, once called on William to help her solve a real-life mystery, and now she fully intends to return the favor. But it won’t be easy.

Practically every one of Harding’s many clients had ample reason to want to do him in. And there’s precious little time to narrow down the list: William and Amy soon become prime suspects themselves when the police discover them ruffling through files in Harding’s house. Lady Amy will have to be as clever as her characters if she’s to save William from the gallows…and herself from Harding’s real killer.

About the author
USA Today bestselling author, Callie Hutton, is the author of more than forty-five historical romance books and historical cozy mysteries. She writes humorous and spicy Regency and Victorian with “historic elements and sensory details” (The Romance Reviews). With close to a million novels sold and translated into several languages, she continues to entrance readers with her heartfelt stories.

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