Today author Tina deBellegarde takes over our blog to tell us about "How Flawed Characters Connect Us to a Book". Tina's debut novel is Winter Witness (29 September 2020, Level Best Books , 338 pages), a Traditional Mystery, book one in the Batavia-on-Hudson Mysteries series.
"If Batavia-on-Hudson were real, I'd jump in the car & drive there now [...] DeBellegarde has created an entire universe of characters in this well-written mystery. They remind us that everyone bears the scars of some heartbreak that they – we – hide from casual friends and neighbors." - Mally Becker, Amazon Verified Purchase
"I loved this book! The characters are well developed and the plot twists and turns in directions you don't anticipate." - Amazon Customer, verified purchase
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Today returning author Burt Weissbourd takes over our blog to tell us about "Strong Female Protagonists in Inside Passage and Danger in Plain Sight".
Burt Weissbourd's latest release is Inside Passage (first published 15 January 2013; this edition 14 October 2020, Blue City Press, 289 pages), a Crime Thriller, book one in the Corey Logan Trilogy.
“I was quite taken with the characters: the story, the craft and the wisdom of the book … On every level your characters surprise me and I particularly like the way they relate to each other.” – David Field, screenwriter, former studio executive, United Artists and 20th Century Fox
"A narrative that is relentlessly taut and exciting." – Foreword Reviews
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A very warm welcome to M.T. Bass; thank you for joining us on BooksChatter!
Here at BooksChatter we love music; do you have a music playlist that you used in Jungleland, or which inspired you whilst you were writing it?
"This playlist is one of my favorites of all time. It is actually the “score” for one of my earlier novels, called Crossroads."
Today we have the pleasure of meeting up with author Heather Redmond to talk about her latest release, A Christmas Carol Murder (29 September 2020, Kensington Books, 280 pages), a Historical Mystery, book three in the A Dickens of a Crime series.
Wonderful book - engrossing read from start to finish and you do not want the book to end. [...]Redmond does an excellent job with the setting of Victorian London, describing the characters and daily life extremely well and historically accurate. I highly recommend this book and the entire series." - Amazon Reviewer
A fun and adventurous story that turns the Charles Dickens classic A Christmas Carol into a murder mystery that Dickens himself must solve." - Amazon Reviewer
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