I am a reasonably new member of MWA. I published my first fiction (mystery) novel at the age of 80 this past February. I have been (and will continue) actively attending book signings now through […]

SEG Publishing announces the fourth novel in the Gideon Rimes mystery series by Edgar-winner Gary Earl Ross. In Nickel City Naked Lady, a revered retired educator hires Rimes to uncover how and why DVDs of

Michael Sinclair’s highly anticipated new novel The Consequences of Murder will be published May 21. Continuing in his 1920s cycle of historical mysteries, the book is a lush family drama, involving bootlegging, blackmail and ultimately

Nancy A. Hughes’s sixth mystery novel, “Buried Trust,” follows “Vanished: A Trust Mystery” in her Trust Series. Two crimes, one location, separated by two centuries. The question that binds them—what is buried beneath? “Buried Trust”

The long-awaited sequel to “Murder in Old Bombay” is here! “Peril at the Exposition,” a mystery from award-winning author Nev March, will be published on July 12 by Macmillan Publishers. A young immigrant couple stumbles

The debut novel by Michael Sinclair was recently published. An Unfortunate Coincidence takes place in New York City and Albany during the jazz age. The decade of the 1920s is now one hundred years ago.

Charles Salzberg’s latest novel, “Canary in the Coal Mine,” will be published April 18 by Down & Out Books.

Emilya Naymark’s “Behind the Lie,” the second in the Sylvan detective series, comes out Feb. 8 from Crooked Lane Books.

“Power Blind” by V.S. Kemanis launches on Jan. 25 from publisher Opus Nine Books. Personal connections ensnare Judge Dana Hargrove in two heart-wrenching cases: an unsolved murder, and a family torn by allegations of child

Peggy Ehrhart’s “Death of a Knit Wit,” the eighth in her Knit & Nibble series (Kensington Books), was published Feb. 22.