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Farm to Foul Play
A Capitol Crimes Anthology
Sacramento, California, lies at the heart of the largest agricultural producer in the nation. Known as the Farm-to-Fork Capital of America, this beautiful region produces hundreds of crops each year and has become recognized as a great restaurant city thanks to the chefs who use locally-grown, locally-sourced ingredients.
Fifteen amazing authors — William Bishop, Sarah Bresniker, Chris Dreith, Susan Egan, Elaine Faber, Karen Harrington, Debra Henry, Virginia V. Kidd, Karen A. Phillips, Brian Shea, Linda Joy Singleton, Darrell Smith, Joanna Vander Vlugt, Nick Webster, and Dänna Wilberg — have captured the bounty of all Sacramento has to offer … with a little mayhem thrown in. Readers will enjoy a variety of sub-genres, from quaint and cozy to sinister and grim.
Click here to check out Farm to Foul Play available in both e-book or paperback format. And don't miss Debra Henry's "Winging It".
Review:
Debra Henry's "Winging It"is a crime fiction mystery that combines poignant emotions, drug-dealing danger, and scorching jalepeño wings."
-Tori Eldridge
Best-selling author of the Lily Wong mysteries
Crimes at sea, in coastal villages, in wind-tossed prairie fields, on icy mountains and in valleys that trap their residents in fear.
In this first anthology from members of the Canada West chapter of Sisters in Crime, the mysteries unfurl in the cold of the Yukon, on a cruise ship, along the west coast of Vancouver Island and BC interior, in a dying Alberta town and in a Saskatchewan farming community. They're investigated by an amateur sleuth, a freezing cross-country skier, the desperate owner of struggling B&B, a teenaged girl, an RCMP officer, a cruise ship entertainer and a senior combatting dementia.
The eight mystery stories in Crime Wave range from thrilling, to wistful, to laugh-out-loud funny.
Click here to check out Crime Wave on Amazon. Available in both Kindle and Paperback format.
Come Catch the Wave.
Review:
In Local Intelligence by Debra Henry, a new -to-town RCMP officer investigates the appearance of a series of mannequins found floating in the waters around Turnaround Bay. A clever fish-out-of-water story in more ways than one.
-Judy Penz Shelluck
Best selling author of the Glass Dolphin and Marketplace mystery series.
Crime Wave: Women of a Certain Age
A Canada West Anthology
Old woman or little girl, woman in a dirigible or woman on her death bed, woman in history or the girl next door—we know them because their experiences are ours. Well, maybe not all their experiences…
This second anthology from members of the Canada West Chapter of Sisters in Crime finds women and girls at perilous points in their lives. From real estate agents to house cleaners, school girls to exterminators, you will find a delicious array of women, some with outrage in their hearts—and some with murder—but all of them committing or solving crimes in new and imaginative ways.
The sixteen short stories in Crime Wave: Women of a Certain Age range from light-hearted to heart-breaking, and from romantic to treacherous. All of them deal with courageous women of a certain age.
Click here to check out Crime Wave: Women of a Certain Age available in both e-book or paperback format. You're sure to enjoy Debra Henry's "Almost Invisible".
Come. Catch the Crime Wave.