Pat McGrath Avery & Joyce Faulkner bring you suspense, mystery & psychological thrillers.
Chance....and other horrors
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Happy Easter from Luke
Luke the Detective Dog takes a break from solving crimes this weekend to wish everyone a Happy Easter!
Luke has just discovered the villain in his second murder investigation with Hap Lynch. Set in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of South Texas, Luke and Hap join forces with Rachel Vasquez, their neighbor and a detective with the Port Isabel Texas police department.
By the way, the story of this investigation is told in Murder is for the Birds.
Luke's doggie suggestion: Take a nap, romp and play, eat plenty of treats and you'll enjoy a fun-filled weekend!
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Joyce Faulkner's Username
If you've not read "God Bless the Sinner" from Chance...and other horrors, you need to order your copy soon. That story begins Joyce Faulkner's next book, Username, which is set for Fall publication.
"God Bless the Sinner" introduces Rod, a character so creepy you won't be able to forget him. Chance...and other horrors is available for the Kindle; print edition can be ordered from Amazon or Joyce.
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horror,
Joyce Faulkner,
psychological thrillers,
suspense,
Username
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Should Luke the detective dog have a doggie partner?
Luke's friend, Rosie, visits him in the next Hap Lynch murder mystery. Do two doggie noses sniff out more clues? Can Luke become a better detective with Rosie's help? Have you read the Kindle version or preordered your print copy to meet Luke and his partner Hap?
Check out Murder Takes a Ride today!
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dog stories,
murder mystery,
mysteries,
suspense
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Police Writers Conference
Joyce and I will attend the Police Writers Conference in Las Vegas in July. It's a first for both of us.
We're new members and look forward to conference topics that include forensics, police psychologists and undercover agents. It should make for some delicious plots.
Check it out at http://www.policewriter.com/.
We're new members and look forward to conference topics that include forensics, police psychologists and undercover agents. It should make for some delicious plots.
Check it out at http://www.policewriter.com/.
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murder mystery,
mysteries,
PSWA,
suspense
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Luke from Murder Takes a Ride
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dog stories,
murder mystery,
mysteries,
suspense
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Characters You'll Remember
Chance...and other horrors introduces readers to characters they can't forget. Meet Chance, Rod and Hedy; each from their own memorable story. Like the last story in the book shows us, some things are unforgivable.
Order your copy today! Chance...and other horrors is available on Kindle. Print edition is available for pre-order from Amazon or from author Joyce Faulkner.
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horror,
psychological thrillers,
suspense
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Nan Wisherd on Chance...and other horrors
Chance is a collection of stories dwelling in the dark side of the human psyche. It is unsettling, fascinating, and impossible to put down.
Nan Wisherd, Author of Pathways, The Earliest History of Northern Wisconsin‟s Brule Region, Echoes From the Past, and Brule River Country, www.cablepublishing.com.
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horror,
Joyce Faulkner,
psychological thrillers,
suspense
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Author David Harry comments on Murder Takes a Ride
The Ozark Mountains and famed Branson Missouri form the otherwise pleasant backdrop to a puzzling murder investigation that takes place when a dead body is found in a ride at the local amusement park. In Murder Takes a Ride, Pat Avery keeps the reader guessing 'who dun it?' until the very end.
David Harry is the author of the Padre Puzzle and the upcoming mystery/thriller Padre Predator. Keep up with David Harry at http://www.hotray.com/.
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Branson MO,
David Harry,
murder mystery,
Murder Takes a Ride,
mysteries,
Padre Puzzle,
suspense
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Chance Trailer
Hi everyone,
I just wanted to ask you all to take a look at my new trailer at the top of the blog. If you like it, please leave a comment on it. Hope you all will give Chance a chance. I hope it scares the pants off of you...makes you squirm a little...and makes you think alot.
Joyce
Murder Takes a Ride Review by Kathleen Rodgers
Author Pat McGrath Avery’s first stab at fiction is a winner. In the bucolic Ozarks outside of Branson, Missouri, at a family friendly amusement park packed with congenial workers and their guests, a dead body is discovered on one of the rides. The story unfolds with a chilling note penned by the killer. Fast paced, like the rides at the park, “Murder Takes A Ride” delivers a fun and entertaining romp with a likeable narrator named Hap and his trusty sidekick, Luke, a little dog that is a good listener.
Retired from law enforcement, Hap drives buses and works the parking lot at the park. Then one day his supervisor, Buddy, tells him to hustle on over to the Devil’s Night Ride, an indoor water ride where riders shoot laser guns at creepy creatures. Hap’s job is to make sure all the guests exit the cars at the end of the ride. Everything is going smoothly until Hap checks the last car. What he finds will change everything. So much for his peaceful retirement job, his trust in his fellow coworkers.
As Hap searches for the killer, he begins to suspect everyone around him. And surely Hap couldn’t have one enemy in the world, could he? Sometimes it’s the people we least expect who could do us harm. Highly recommended for folks who like a good mystery.
Kathleen M. Rodgers is the author of numerous magazine and newspaper articles and the award-winning novel, “The Final Salute: Together We Live On.”
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Kathleen Rodgers,
Murder Takes a Ride,
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