"MacRae writes with familiarity, wit, and charm." Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine
Lawn Order
A Margaret & Bitsy Mystery
It's a case of poisoned pigeons and southern sisters . . .
Available from your locally owned independent
bookstore, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or check
it out from your public library.
Click here to read the first chapter of Lawn Order.
Wilder Rumors
A Lewis Wilder Mystery
. . . a shady museum curator, a small
Blue Ridge Mountain town, burglary,
rumors, and murder . . .
Look for Wilder Rumors at your public
library.
Sorry to say, only the large print edition of
Wilder Rumors is currently available for sale.
Order it from your locally owned
independent
bookstore,
Amazon,
Barnes & Noble,
or
Borders.
E-reader editions coming soon.
Maybe.
I hope. Possibly when I stop to
breathe.
Author photo © Mike Thompson
Last Wool and Testament, A Haunted Yarn Shop Mystery
available for pre-order from your locally owned
independent bookstore, Barnes & Noble, or Amazon
Last Wool and Testament is the first in my new, light paranormal,
mystery series for Penguin starring Kath Rutledge. Kath is a textile
preservation specialist who inherits her grandmother's fiber and fabric
shop in Blue Plum, Tennessee, and ends up with a depressed ghost
on her hands. I like to think it's the series that puts the woo-woo in
the wool.
Release date - September 4, 2012
Reviews for Lawn Order
"Murder with a dose of drollery . . . Margaret,
the independent-bookstore-owner-sleuth, entertains
us as much as Nero Wolf's smart aleck sidekick,
Archie Goodwin."
~ The Boston Globe
read the whole review here
"MacRae's witty first of a new cozy series."
~ Publisher's Weekly
read the whole review here
Interviews
on "Voices in Mystery" with host Nancy Carlson.
in "Smile Politely" Champaign-Urbana's online magazine
March 14, 2011 by Jeremiah Stanley
at romance author Teresa Bohannon's site April 2011
Free podcast
Listen to Margaret & Bitsy in "Fandango by Flashlight"
from the December 2005 issue of
Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine.
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at the Champaign Public Library.