March Releases



Walter Greatshell
Xombies: Apocalypticon


Harlan Coben
Long Lost








Donald Bain, Jessica Fletcher
Murder, She Wrote: Madison Ave Shoot by


Karen E. Olson
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


Diana Orgain
Motherhood is Murder








Laura Childs
Oolong Dead


Ariana Franklin
Grave Goods






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Lorna Barrett
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Lorna Barrett

Lorna Barrett is the nom de plume of author Lorraine Bartlett.

Lorraine's other alter ego, L.L. Bartlett, writes psychological suspense and the Jeff Resnick mystery series.

She's done it all, from drilling holes for NASA to typing scripts in Hollywood, and lives a life of crime in western New York.

Her first sales were to the confession magazine market. In all, she's sold nine short stories, including one on Amazon Shorts.

The Booktown Mystery series concerns a mystery bookseller who deals in rare, out-of-print, and used books. What does "L" know about bookselling? A little. She, too, has sold used books.

Authors are split on the whether "used" bookstores are good for building their careers. From a reader's perspective, they're a great way to find new authors or find out-of-print books by their favorite authors. Sadly, authors make no money from the sales of used books—and this is a business where unless you're Stephen King, Nora Roberts, or John Grisham, you aren't going to make enough money from your writing career to cover the mortgage and groceries. So it's a catch-22.

Tricia Miles, the owner of the Haven't Got a Clue bookstore that's the heart of the Booktown Mysteries, also sells new books, thus helping current "real" authors (who are mentioned in the Booktown Mysteries) stake out some kind of living, as well as keeping "alive" the works of long-dead authors.

Books:
Bookplate Special, November 2009
Bookmarked For Death, February 2009
Murder Is Binding, April 2008






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