When Goldie Silver receives the wrong shipment of antique Russian samovars at her shop in Juneau, Alaska they sell quickly but people begin to die. What makes those tea dispensers worth killing for?
Just call me, "Miss Mae". Ah, now that inspires thoughts of magnolia trees, iced tea, and Rhett Butler, doesn't it?
Background
Information
Miss Mae enjoys writing humor and non-fiction articles. The Front Porch Magazine, Good Old Days, and WritersWeekly are a few of the publications where her work can be found. Her first book, “See No Evil, My Pretty Lady”,is now available in both print and ebook. It earned highly acclaimed reviews and won the Find a Great Romance ‘Reader’s Pick of the Month’ award. MyShelf.com has listed, “See No Evil, My Pretty Lady” in their Top Ten Reads of 2008. With her experience as a best selling romance novelist, she’s headed a critique group for aspiring writers. “When the Bough Breaks” won the 2009 P&E Readers Poll for the YA category.
A short story, "Dove Island", is now available at Smashwords for immediate download.
Accomplishments
Best Book Cover, Reader's Pick of the Month, Best Book of the Week, Top Ten Read of 2008, 2009 Winner of P&E Readers Poll
Share
Save
[