Lea Wait TIGHTENING THE THREADS revolves around Australian Sarah Byrne who now lives on the coast of Maine. Why did…
Continue reading →![](http://www.bkstevensmysteries.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Tightening-the-Threads-640x1051.jpg)
Lea Wait TIGHTENING THE THREADS revolves around Australian Sarah Byrne who now lives on the coast of Maine. Why did…
Continue reading →Susan Van Kirk My first Endurance mystery, Three May Keep a Secret, came out in 2014 to great reviews and…
Continue reading →Janice Law “Just sneaky-weaky over here and hold this, Francis,” Armand said. Of course, he said it in French because…
Continue reading →Michael Paul Michaud I want to thank B.K. Stevens for inviting me to take part in her innovative blog series…
Continue reading →D.E. Ireland First of all, thanks to B.K. Stevens for offering us a spot on this blog. Analyzing the beginning…
Continue reading →Shelley Costa Early on, while A KILLER’S GUIDE TO GOOD WORKS (Henery Press, September 2016), was a WIP, the Prologue…
Continue reading →Nancy Boyarsky “The Swap” is a mystery in the Hitchcockian genre of the innocent abroad, the naïve traveler who accidentally…
Continue reading →Christina Hoag The opening of a book has to accomplish many objectives, the chief one being to hook the reader…
Continue reading →Sally Carpenter Since my stories are always set in the past I always start with a header naming the location…
Continue reading →Helaine Mario As writers, we want readers to “fall into our story.” The goal for all of us is to…
Continue reading →Maggie King Curiosity. That’s what keeps readers turning the pages. To that end I waste no time and get right…
Continue reading →In the bible, it says God created the heaven and earth. What a humongous contracting job it must have been…
Continue reading →Margaret S. Hamilton I spent three months last winter writing and revising a four-thousand-word short story, “Dressed to Kill,” set…
Continue reading →Karen McCullough Here is the first page of the print edition of my mystery novel, A Gift for Murder: ***…
Continue reading →Amy Reade I spent a seemingly-endless amount of time on the first page of my new novel, The House on…
Continue reading →