Kinsley Clark by Sherry Lynn

How would you like to wake up to the scent of beach roses and the sound of the waves crashing onto shore along the rugged coast of Harborside, Maine? That’s my office. Pretty amazing, right? I know. I often pinch myself for these blessings. I reside in the caretaker’s...

Amelia Amesbury by Mary Winters

Dear Reader, You asked about my day, so I shall tell you. Only you must destroy this correspondence as soon as you finish reading it. For you see, nobody knows the real identity of Lady Agony, the pen name of my agony column. I’m secretly employed by a weekly...

Sheriff Jhonni Laurent by Mary Ann Miller

I’m Sheriff Jhonni Laurent of the quad-counties in north central Indiana. I didn’t start out to be a cop. No, I was planning to be a professional celloist, but that dream was shattered thirty years ago. Still, I find myself content with my life as a sheriff and...

Nicole Earp by Brenda Whiteside

My name is Nicole Earp, but everyone calls me Nic. And everyone, on first meeting, asks if I’m related to the infamous brothers. Well, I’m not, but my second husband claimed he was a distant cousin of Wyatt Earp. I’ve kept the name and have fun with the connection,...

Marcia Rosen by Marcia Rosen

I am working about three to four hours about four days a week on my new book, The Cinderella and Podcast Murders, An Agatha, Raymond Sherlock and Me Mystery. In the past I did more hours and more days. I’ve slowed down a bit! I’m fortunate I can spend time writing...