Do you ever get the d\u00e9j\u00e0 vu feeling? Kind of like… this feels like two days ago… but I know it’s today? I guess that’s how I could explain this blog… Other than the difference in number, the idea is the same: I want to introduce… sort of put the spotlight on… new authors who came to my attention because of\u00a0site readers.\u00a0 So, without any further distracting “blogging,” here goes!<\/p>\n
Amy Patricia Meade<\/a>: Meade writes\u00a0the Marjorie McClelland Mystery Series which is set during the 1930s in Connecticut and features a mystery author. (This series\u00a0is included on its corresponding Historical Theme<\/a> page.)<\/p>\n Deanna Raybourn<\/a>:\u00a0Raybourn writes the Lady Julia Grey Mystery Series<\/strong> which is a historical mystery series that is set in Victorian England. (I have included this series on its corresponding Historical Theme <\/a>page.)<\/p>\n T. Dawn Richard<\/a>:\u00a0Richard writes the May List Mystery Series<\/strong> which features a woman who leaves her philandering husband after 35 years of marriage and moves to a retirement community… to begin a new life as a sleuth. (I have included this series on its corresponding\u00a0Senior Sleuth Theme<\/a>\u00a0page.)<\/p>\n June Thomson<\/a>\u00a0(aka June Valerie Thomson):\u00a0Thomson writes the Inspector Jack Finch<\/strong> (in Great Britain)\/Inspector Jack Rudd<\/strong> (in USA) Mystery Series<\/strong>. (Different names, same series.) She has also written several Sherlock Holmes<\/strong> books which are collections of short stories. (I have listed these Sherlock Holmes books in the Mysteries with (Previously) Famous Fictional Characters Theme<\/a>.)<\/p>\n