Cover Reveal!
Jessie: In New Hampshire where the snow was melted away by Saturday’s heavy rains. Covers! Ah covers! They are one of the trickiest parts of the publishing business. They have…
Tag: historical mystery
Weaving Threads
Congratulations Melissa and Judy! You are the ARC winners! Jessie will email you to arrange to send your copy. Jessie: In New Hampshire where the weather is turning distinctly autumnal.…
Guest Ramona DeFelice Long, plus #Giveaway
Edith here, so happy to welcome Ramona DeFelice Long to the blog. Ramona, a friend of all the Wickeds, released The Murderess of Bayou Rosa, her debut novel, this month,…
Guest Barbara Monajem
Edith here, and I’m happy to welcome Barbara Monajem, my fellow Guppy, and her new mystery! Here’s the blurb: London, 1811. Lady Rosamund’s mortifying compulsion remains a secret until she…
Guest Liz Milliron
Edith here, battling a nasty respiratory thing and finally on top of it (I think). And I’m excited to welcome Liz Milliron back to the blog with a debut mystery…
Guest Victoria Thompson
Edith here, basking in having family around me. Our guest today is the fabulous Victoria Thompson. City of Scoundrels, her third Counterfeit Lady Mystery, came out last month and I…
Judge Thee Not Releases!
Edith here, so happy that Quaker Midwife Mystery #5 is now in the hands of readers! Here’s the blurb: No stranger to judgmental attitudes in her small town, 1880s Quaker…
Guest- Ashley Weaver
Jessie: Back in New Hampshire where some leaves are looking just the teensiest bit orange. I am delighted to welcome Ashley Weaver to the Wickeds blog today. I have had…
