TG: Hello Novels Alive readers, I am TG Wolff, mystery diva and puzzle lover. It is my pleasure to introduce you to the lead in my newest release, Cleveland homicide detective Jesus...
In the lone tent, waiting for victory,
She stands with eyes marred by the mists of pain,
Like some wan lily overdrenched with rain:
The clamorous clang of arms, the ensanguined sky,
War's ruin, and the...
If my book was made into a movie, it would certainly take place during the late forties and fifties. The events that occurred in the book, by their very nature would show...
Trish Esden here. I’m thrilled that THE ART OF THE DECOY, the first Scandal Mountain Antiques Mystery is now hitting bookstore shelves. I also thought this might be the perfect time to...
My latest novel, The Pilate Scroll, is an action/adventure Christian themed novel. During the story, one of the characters reveals themself to be a non-believer in Christ. This is authentic, because not...
I’ve been a published author for over thirty years (and a voracious reader and dedicated writer for an endless time before that). Lately, many of my readers have been asking me how...
I fell in love with Scotland many years ago from reading books about its history and viewing images of the castles and beautiful geographical landmarks the country boasted. It wasn’t until early...
Back in the day, when I was just starting out as a writer, I was still looking to develop a style.
Up to then, I’d been working on the principle of write what...
Well now, that would be interesting. That’s probably not even relevant, and mostly a dream. Ok…let’s just dream!
And since we are dreaming, let’s start …say…with me! My book covers 50 years from...
I’m often asked how much research goes into writing historical fiction. The short answer is: A LOT. The next question is usually “It’s fiction. Can’t you just make it all up?” Well,...
After I outgrew Nancy Drew and read every Agatha Christie novel at my local library, I moved on to spy thrillers. Nearly every spy thriller I read featured male heroes and male...
Broadcasting House, the headquarters of an already huge BBC organization in 1930s Britain, figures as almost another character in Deadly Broadcast. It’s the location where in reality Edward R. Murrow recorded his...