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India Ink (aka Yasmine Galenorn)… India Ink writes the Bath and Body mystery series. Yasmine Galenorn’s two series (Chintz ‘n China and Sisters of the Moon) are mysteries with fantasy/romance, and a little supernatural thrown in… Michael Innes (aka John Innes Mackintosh Stewart) Innes (the name he used when writing his mysteries) taught English after graduating from Oxford. He is best known for his Inspector John Appleby books. (On the Crime Writers’ Association Top 100 Crime Novels of All Time) D.E. Ireland Ireland is the pseudonym used by two authors – Meg Mims (aka Meg Macy) and Sharon Pisacreta (aka Sharon Farrow). They write the Eliza Doolitttle and Henry Higgins Mystery Series. Eliza teams up with Professor Higgins to become a sleuthing team in Edwardian London. William Irish aka Cornell Woolrich & George Hopley…. As Woolrich, he wrote the novel which was later made into the classic Hitchcock movie “Rear Window.” Elizabeth Ironside (aka Lady Catherine Manning) Ironside has written five stand-alone mystery novels… Susan Isaacs Isaacs wrote the second mystery in her series twenty years after the first book in the series. Although this amount of “between-time” is unusual, she is able to pull this feat off! Jane Isenberg Isenberg has her undergraduate degree from Vassar, with her doctorate from NYU. Roberta Isleib (aka Lucy Burdette) Isleib is a clinical psychologist who writes two mystery series, one about a professional golfer and her second series is about a psychologist/advice columnist. She has been nominated for both of the prestigious Agatha and Anthony mystery awards. As Lucy Burdette, she writes the Key West Food Critic Mystery Series. Judith K. Ivie Ivie writes the Kate Lawrence Mystery Series which features a 40 (+) year old, who with the help of her two friends, starts out in a Hartford law firm, and ends up as a realtor/sleuth… Back to “H” Authors ***** ***** “J” Authors |
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When I first began this website, I had just one cozy mystery author whose last name began with “I”. It was for that reason that I joined the “I” authors with the “J” authors. But since then, I have added several more “I” authors, and, with that, I gave the “I” authors their own page! I was only familiar with the one author, but thanks to several site readers, I have been “introduced” to the rest.
