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Our
congratulations to RMMWA member,
Sandi Ault, whose WILD INDIGO was named the
winner of the Simon & Schuster/Mary Higgins Clark Award in New York
City in May.
New Trailers
The White Gates by Bonnie Ramthun
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ogT-bcHgL0
The Undead Kama Sutra by Mario
Acevedo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTFoT4J2G68
Author
Signings
Colleen Collins will be the guest blogger on Poe's
Deadly Daughters, Saturday, May 31, discussing the basics of
finding missing persons ("Missing Persons 101"). One of the book-loving
sleuths who blogs with questions will be eligible to win an "undercover
booksafe." http://www.poesdeadlydaughters.blogspot.com/.
Robert Spiller will be making a tour of the South
promoting his newest book, A CALCULATED DEMISE. If you're anywhere
near, please stop in:
Wed., June 4, Waldenbooks, Biloxi Mississippi - 5:00PM
Friday, June 6, Barnes&Noble, Spanish Fort, Alabama - 2:00
Saturday, June 7, Barnes&Noble, Gulfport, Mississippi - 2:00
Sunday, June 8, Barnes&Noble, Pensecoloa, Florida - 2:00
Saturday, June 14, Barnes&Noble, Mobile, Alabama, 3250
Airport - 2:00
Barbara Graham will be signing MURDER BY SERPENTS:
The Mystery Quilt:
Friday, June 6 from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the Kalico Kat
Quilt Shop, Casper Wyoming
Friday, June 13 from 5 PM to 7 PM at Barnes & Noble
Centerra, Loveland Colorado.
New
Releases
Jan/Feb
2008 |

“The
Bondstone”
by R.T. Lawton |
December
2007 |

"Miracle on Bannock
Street" by Colleen Collins
|
November
2007 |

"Shallow Grave"
by Lori G. Armstrong |
November
2007 |

“Of
Wax and Watermarks”
by R.T. Lawton
“Cliff’s
Folly”
by Douglas Grant Johnson
"Homestead"
by Rex Burns
(see
blurb below)
|
November
2007 |

“Murder
by Serpents: The Mystery Quilt”
by Barbara Graham
(see blurb below)
|
October
2007 |

“Lye
in Wait: A Homecrafting Mystery”
by Cricket McRae |
RMMWA
New Releases
"Click, Click, Click," by R.T. Lawton, AHMM
January/February 2008 issue. To blend in with the Christmas background,
Beaumont and Yarnell dress up in Santa suits in order to burglarize
a dope dealer's house. Unfamiliarity with night vision goggles leads
to problems, and they quickly realize the clicking noise they hear
is not reindeer hooves on the rooftop.
“Of Wax and Watermarks,” AHMM November 2007 issue
by R. T. Lawton, is the second story in the 1660’s Paris Underworld
series. The Chevalier, fallen from the social world, is forced to
commit a burglary, but first he needs a way to obtain a key to the
right door. Our young orphan pickpocket begrudgingly decides to help
him. Then the Chevalier must solve a weighty problem for the ruler
of the Paris underworld. In doing so, he turns the deadly situation
to his own advantage.
“Cliff’s Folly,” AHMM November 2007 issue by Douglas
Grant Johnson is the third in a series featuring a depression-era
auto mechanic trying to survive in a small town. Cliff Mills seems
to have more trouble fixing cars than in finding out what happened
to a customer who fails to retrieve a tire he is asked to repair.
With plenty of time on his hands between customers, he is in a unique
position to connect a series of clues that eventually lead, over his
wife’s objections, to a dangerous confrontation .
MURDER BY SERPENTS: The Mystery Quilt
by Barbara Graham
Five Star, a part of Cengage Learning (November 14, 2007) ISBN13:
978-1-59414-590-2
Murder arrives in the Smoky Mountains.
A snake-handling preacher is killed with his own snakes. Sheriff Tony
Abernathy's investigation involves reclusive, criminal and just peculiar
residents. His wife Theo gathers gossip at her quilt shop and designs
a mystery quilt (pattern included). Problems multiply. Every time
the case seems sewn up, it comes unstitched. In addition to writing
mysteries,
Barbara is an award winning quilter.
She invites you to visit her website
Rex Burns announces that his series of fables,
"The Frogs of Sawhill Ponds," is available (since October) on Audible.com.
Mario Acevedo announces: the sale of his first
three books to both the Science Fiction Book Club and the QPB (Quality
Paperback Club). And, in an unusual move, the QPB will actually be
hardcover, following the SFBC. He was also a finalist for a Colorado
Book Award. Congratulations, Mario!
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