America’s Library Journal has done a round-up of forthcoming historical mysteries. Seven out of the nine books featured are published by Severn House, which happens to be my publisher for my new novel Summon up the Blood. I’m delighted to say it’s one of the books picked out.
I had a lot of fun taking part in a virtual head-to-head with the historical crime writer Michael Gregorio over on the Crimeculture website. Actually, it was a head-to-head-to-head, because Michael Gregorio is actually two people, the husband and wife writing team of Michael Jacob and Daniela de Gregorio. My thanks to Kate Horsley at …
“this superior whodunit” Publishers Weekly, starred review “Mesmerizing, repellent, bizarre, intelligent, dark, provocative… utterly fascinating…” Booklist, starred review “An engrossing and disquieting Sherlockian entry.” Library Journal, starred review Sample it on Aerbook: Read Now Buy it on Amazon. First in a brand-new historical mystery series featuring decidedly unconventional turn of the century sleuth, Detective Inspector …
My new novel, Summon Up The Blood, is released next month. There is a cover design for it out there on the internet, on the book’s amazon page and on the publisher’s website. But as far as I know, it isn’t quite the correct design. The image was tweaked in a number of subtle ways. …
Looking ahead. Sneak preview of revised cover of Summon Up The Blood. Read More »
Can the living haunt the dead? A short film based on one of the stories from my collection, The Bridge that Bunuel Built.