Saturday, May 11, 2013

The Right Jack by Margaret Maron; Rosemary Harris website




If you want you admire sheer craft and have a great good time while you're doing it I'd recommend reading The Right Jack by Margaret Maron.

Even though the main story revolves around a bomb exploding at a cribbage tournament--and I have zero interest in games of any kind--the story held me tight all the way through. Maron is excellent at setting scenes, finding ironies and deceits in every day conversation, and creating vivid and compelling characters even when they're eccentric. Her Homicide Detective Lieutenant Sigrid Harald has enough psychological ambiguity to really work as a lead.

If you're up for a traditional mystery with a unique setting and a plot that will keep you turning pages, this is it.

CAROLYN HART RECOMMENDS THIS WEBSITE

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Praise for the books by Rosemary Harris

"Dead Head may be the perfect book for summer." NPR

 "An absolute must-read for cozy lovers..." Julia Spencer Fleming, award-winning author of One Was a Soldier

 "Sophisticated mix of comedy, romance and murder." Connecticut Post

"Think Diane Mott Davidson's Goldy Schulz or Earlene Fowler's Benni Harper."Omaha World-Herald

 "Quirky, original and captivating" Carolyn Hart, award-winning author of Dead By Midnight

"Fast, smart and laugh out loud funny." Harley Jane Kozak, award-winning author of Dating Dead Men


Don't forget, just email me for signed bookplates or if you'd like to schedule a visit or chat with your book club, garden club or library group. Rosemary@rosemaryharris.com
To read more about SLUGFEST and my other mysteries please visit my website www.rosemaryharris.com - and if you enjoy the series, please Like me on Amazon and facebook!http://www.facebook.com/RosemaryHarriswriter

Cheers,

2 comments:

David said...

Ed, I sent you a note about the interview, but there seems to be a problem with your email.

Rosemary Harris said...

Thanks for the shout out! In Italy now researching my first historical novel..
Ciao,
Rosemary