Our Wicked Cozy Accomplice Susannah Hardy/Sadie Hartwell (also known as Jane Haertel) couldn’t make it to Malice Domestic, so we took her on a stick! She had a really great time and met so many fabulous fans and authors.
Agatha winner Barb GoffmanLaura DiSilverio and JessieNancy Parra/CocoSparkle Abbey and Cathy AceThe Wickeds, plus fave commenter Mark BakerElaine Viets, C. Ellett Logan, Alan Orloff, and Becky HutchisonLiz, Jacqui York, and Mark BakerJoyce TremelWith Annette DashofyTerrie Moran, Ellen Byron, and Cheryl HollonPaula Benson and Harriette SacklerFans Nikki Bonani, Risa Rispoli, Dru Ann Love, and Aimee HixEdith and Rhys BowenHelping Kim and Shari Randall stuff goody bagsShe even got to go to the banquet!Jane helps with the goody bags!
Readers: did you spot Susannah/Sadie around Malice? Who wants to go on a stick next year?
Agatha Award -winning author Edith Maxwell writes the historical Quaker Midwife Mysteries (Beyond the Page) and short crime fiction. As Maddie Day she writes the Country Store Mysteries series, the Cozy Capers Book Group Mysteries, and the Cece Barton Mysteries (all from Kensington Publishing). She lives north of Boston in an antique house with her beau and cat Martin, where she writes, gardens, cooks, and wastes time on Facebook.
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Oh, so sweet and silly!
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Truly!
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I had an AMAZING time! It really is possible to be in two places at once, LOL! Gosh, I hope I didn’t do anything embarrassing and you’re all just too nice to tell me…
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Nothing embarrassing. You even were most judicious with the wine! So glad you could join us.
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You kept blinking when I was taking photos and I’d have to retake them!
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Cue the Beach Boys (“Get around, get around, I get around”). Nice to see you, Susannah. You’re a great listener. BTW, the mystery woman above is Cathy Ace.
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Will you edit the caption, Sheila?
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I already did.
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I’d love to go on a stick next year—or in my case, maybe on a broom?
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Going on a stick sound good to me…
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Jane was a huge help with the goodie bags, but she kept putting the lobster erasers on the wrong side of the pencils!
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snort…
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It was a pleasure to “meet” you, Jane. Hopefully soon I can really meet you.
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Thanks for coming with, Jane!
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Thanks for all the help with the lobster erasers, Jane! I really appreciate it.
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Barb, I gave my pencil to my daughter’s boyfriend’s son, who loved it. Until the dog got hold of it. Guess Samson likes lobster. Well, who doesn’t? But Jack was very disappointed.
Oh, so sweet and silly!
Truly!
I had an AMAZING time! It really is possible to be in two places at once, LOL! Gosh, I hope I didn’t do anything embarrassing and you’re all just too nice to tell me…
Nothing embarrassing. You even were most judicious with the wine! So glad you could join us.
You kept blinking when I was taking photos and I’d have to retake them!
Cue the Beach Boys (“Get around, get around, I get around”). Nice to see you, Susannah. You’re a great listener. BTW, the mystery woman above is Cathy Ace.
Will you edit the caption, Sheila?
I already did.
I’d love to go on a stick next year—or in my case, maybe on a broom?
Going on a stick sound good to me…
Jane was a huge help with the goodie bags, but she kept putting the lobster erasers on the wrong side of the pencils!
snort…
It was a pleasure to “meet” you, Jane. Hopefully soon I can really meet you.
Thanks for coming with, Jane!
Thanks for all the help with the lobster erasers, Jane! I really appreciate it.
Barb, I gave my pencil to my daughter’s boyfriend’s son, who loved it. Until the dog got hold of it. Guess Samson likes lobster. Well, who doesn’t? But Jack was very disappointed.
Oh no! Send me your address at barbaraross@maineclambakemysteries.com and I’ll send him another. We can’t disappoint kids.
That’s super sweet of you! Thanks.
I was honored to hold onto Jane. Jane you definitely got around.