Libby Fischer Hellmann My brush with The Imitation Game

My brush with The Imitation Game If you're like me, in addition to a reading addiction, you probably l ove films. Maybe you've seen The Imitation Game?  (It got 8 Oscar nominations!) Part of the film was shot at Bletchley Park, which is the UK’s  Government Code and Cypher School -- you know...  code-breaking and espionage, which is right in my wheel house. I visited Bletchley Park over the holidays and wrote several blog  posts about it. If you want to start with the scenes in  The Imitation Game, head here. If you want to start  at the beginning and work your way through the series of  posts (6 of them), head here.   Did you catch Second Sunday? Last time I mentioned that I now have a radio show  called Second Sunday Crime. My charming guest was award-winning author  William Kent Krueger. Once you get past the little hiccup  in the beginning -- still learning the ropes, don't you know --   I think you'll really enjoy it.You can catch the podcast here. Mark your calendar for the next show on February 8 when  I interview British thriller author Zoe Sharp. She’s coming  across the pond to be the International Guest of Honor at the  Love is Murder Conference.  Zoe writes about Charlie  Fox, an ex-military woman who now does “close protection.”  I highly recommend her thrillers.    Now 99 cents on Kindle  and others  An Image of Death On Sale Now! An Image of Death On Sale Now! An Image of Death On Sale Now! I always want you to be in the know when one of my  books goes on sale. This book holds a special place in  my heart because it's a crossover novel that has both  Ellie Foreman and Georgia Davis. It's the third  (and my favorite) thriller in the Ellie Foreman series.  In it, a videotape showing the murder of a young  woman is dropped on Ellie’s doorstep one winter night.  She and Georgia end up looking into the crime,  and find out some things they probably wished  they didn’t know about the Russian Mafia, diamond dealing , and the repercussions of the USSR’s collapse.  BTW, because of the characters,  you could call An Image of Death a prequel to Nobody’s Child. Get this novel at the very special price (75% off!) of 99¢ here.  ​Libby

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