Rhys Bowen's short story, the Seal of the Confessional,
has been nominated for the prestigious Agatha Award
The story appears in the anthology Unholy Orders,
published by Intrigue Press
Rhys Bowen's short story, The Seal of the Confessional,
was written to help Serita Stevens and her mission to improve
the lot of Romanian orphans. After she adopted a Romantic child herself
Serita has made it her life's work to improve conditions for all
Romanian orphans. To this end, she invited mystery writers to
submit short stories for an anthology with a religious twist, called
Unholy Orders. All proceeds will go to the orphans.
Rhys was happy to help and created a short story which has now
been nominated for an Agatha Award!
An Internet stripper finds fortune, love and murder in New York City after an encounter with a rare first edition book, which opens doors to many possibilities.
Dallas attorney Stan Turner hates criminal law but has a propensity for attracting murder cases anyway. So, it's no big surprise when a simple attorney-ad-litem appointment in family court evolves into a complex murder trial.
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