Category: Amy Rowlings Mysteries (Page 1 of 22)

PUBLICATION DAY FOR AMY ROWLINGS!

Today Oct 13th is opyblication day for the full six-book Amy Rowlings Golden Age Mystery Series. Murder at the Mill, book one, is at the promotional price of 99p for the eBook. All books are available in eBook, paperback, and Audiobook.
I’d like to thank Pellerin Books and everyone involved for making this such a special day. Books can be found here. Thanks to everyone who shares the news.

Pellerin Books Reveal New Covers and Title Changes For The Amy Rowlings Series

Pellerin Books today revealed the six new covers and four title changes for the Amy Rowlings Golden Age Mystery Series, and I am absolutely thrilled to share them here.

The titles are now listed as

  1. Murder at the Mill. (No Change)
  2.  Vengeance at the Vicarage. Was Death at the Lychgate
  3.  Betrayal in Black Tie Was The Murder Awards
  4. Murder on the Medway. (No Change)
  5.  Cold Case at the Cottage Was Ten Years After
  6. Twice Dead at the Tavern Was Encore for Murder

Pre-order here for publication of all titles on Oct 13th.  https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0HB7Q5VVT

 

 

Death on the Dover Express Update.

Murder Night (working title) is now with my proof reader Paul, before being sent to my new publisher, the wonderful Pellrin Books. So,, work has now switched to book 8 in the Amy Rowlings Golden Age Mystery Series. Death on the Dover Express, my homage to Agatha’s fabulous Murder on the Orient Express.

The victim. (pictured) is a man with a past. Scandal-ridden British ex-pat, movie maker, Warren Kincaid. The former Hollywood director has been asked to make a propaganda movie for the British government, using the White Cliffs of Dover as the backdrop. He recruits a host of has-beens, once-famous or never-were-famous actresses and over-the-hill heartthrob James Arbiter, who, along with up and coming starlet Faye Linton, scriptwriter Edwin Masters and British lawyer Victor McGuire, catch the Dover Express at Gillingham Station following a meeting with the film company at a local hotel the night before

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