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Long Lost








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Pretty In Ink








Jennie Bentley
Plaster and Poison


Randy Wayne White
Dead Silence








Sheila Connolly
Red Delicious Death


JoAnna Carl
Chocolate to Die For








Michael Walters
The Shadow Walker


Jenn McKinlay
Sprinkle with Murder








Susan Conant, Jessica Conant-Park
Cook the Books


Laura Childs
The Teaberry Strangler








Victoria Laurie
Ghouls Gone Wild


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Motherhood is Murder








Laura Childs
Oolong Dead


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Grave Goods






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Emily Brightwell
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Emily Brightwell

Emily Brightwell was born in West Virginia, the middle sister to Nanette and Linda. Her family moved to Los Angeles in the early sixties, where she graduated from Pasadena High School.

After her high school years, Emily went to California State University Fullerton and earned a Degree in American Studies.

On a visit to England in 1975, one January morning in Leeds, Yorkshire she met the Englishman who would become her husband, Richard. They were married in May 1976 and returned to California in September 1977.

In 1988 Emily decided to try fiction writing and make a new career as a writer.

This was always a dream of hers so she began by writing romances and became a member of the Romance Writers of America. After her entry in the “unpublished authors” contest run by the Orange County chapter of the RWA, was a finalist, she was delighted, but the editor who read my manuscript was scathing in her criticism.

She was crushed for a day or so, but it hardened my resolve to continue writing. It was her very next proposal that sold to Silhouette and was published as a Special Edition under the pen name of Sarah Temple.

Emily wrote two more Special Editions for Silhouette but always wanted to write other kinds of fiction so when her agent asked if she would be interested in writing a Victorian mystery series for Prime Crime she jumped at the chance.

Meet Victorian England’s unusual crime-fighting duo. Inspector Witherspoon doesn’t know how to solve a crime. It’s his housekeeper, Mrs. Jeffries, who keeps the inspector on the right track and makes sure that more than the house is running smoothly.

Books:
Mrs. Jeffries & the Yuletide Weddings, November 2009
Mrs. Jeffries in the Nick of Time, March 2009
Mrs. Jeffries & the Feast of St. Stephen, October 2008
Mrs. Jeffries Holds the Trump, June 2008
Mrs. Jeffries & the Feast of St. Stephen, October 2007
Mrs. Jeffries and the Best Laid Plans, May 2007
Mrs. Jeffries & the Silent Knight, October 2006
Mrs. Jeffries Appeals the Verdict, May 2006
Mrs. Jeffries And The Silent Knight, October 2005
Mrs. Jeffries Learns The Trade, April 2005
Mrs. Jeffries Stalks The Hunter, October 2004
Mrs. Jeffries Sweeps the Chimney, January 2004
Mrs. Jeffries Pleads Her Case, April 2003
Mrs. Jeffries Pinches the Post, June 2001
Mrs. Jeffries Weeds the Plot, November 2000
The Inspector and Mrs. Jeffries, April 1996






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