With little more than an urge to hang out at the
beach, write mystery novels and calm a cat experiencing his first car ride, Sue
McGinty left Los Angeles June 17, 1994, the same day OJ Simpson took his
infamous ride. Unlike OJ, Sue had a destination in mind: the Central Coast
hamlet of Los Osos. Not the Cabot Cove of “Murder She Wrote,” but close.
Her California Central Coast mysteries include
“Murder in Los Lobos,” “Murder at Cuyamaca Beach,” and “Murder in Mariposa Bay.”
Her new release, “Murder in a Safe Haven,” takes Bella back to Detroit, her
hometown, for new misadventures. Sue’s short fiction has also been featured in
four Sisters in Crime Central Coast chapter mysteries.
In her “real” life, Sue worked as a technical writer
for McGraw-Hill.
Summary of presentation:
“So, Have You Ever Been in Jail?” 12 Questions of a
Writer
Readers often feel a writer’s life is fair game for
all kinds of questions: often thoughtful, sometimes rude, a few way too
personal. Sue will ruminate on the questions she’s been asked in the eight
years since her first Bella Kowalski mystery was released. On the table will be
small cards where audience members can write their own questions. The one
deemed the best or funniest by a show of hands will receive a free copy of her
latest, “Murder in a Safe Heaven,” which has been nominated as a Michigan
Notable Book for 2017.
This will be a most special presentation, do come and meet Sue.
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