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I've been told that the feature should appear in their print edition next week.
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Great news! The Buckingham & Winslow Advertiser,
I've been told that the feature should appear in their print edition next week.
BUCKINGHAM & WINSLOW ADVERTISER FEATURE
Above is the dedication inside my novel "Deadly Deceit In Paradise", Book Two in my Buchanan Mystery Romance Series! I dedicated the book in memory of my late Swedish grandfather Frederick Wilhelm Johanson. I wish I had known him.
I don't have a Swedish grandfather in "Deadly Deceit In Paradise", but I do have an elderly Bahamian uncle, whose niece Natalie Barrett notices a string of suspicious events that lead her to believe he may not have died from natural causes as reported. Will her curiosity and subsequent amateur investigation point to murder? And will she have to choose between the two handsome men she meets? A whodunnit filled with intrigue, romance, scandal and mystery that will keep your mind on it long after you’ve read the last page!
Available on Amazon and other online retailers as an e-book and in
paperback.
Click here for Deadly Deceit In Paradise
When I was between eleven and twelve years old, I wrote a children's
adventure book. At the time, I was living with my parents in
My father gave me an old accounts ledger in which to write the book. It was quite thick and had a hard cover. I carried it everywhere I went for a whole year, scribbling my adventure story every chance I had in school recesses, lunch hours and after school.
At the end of the year it was finished, but I had no outlet for it. I didn't even have a typewriter (there were no computers or internet in those days).
During the school term after that I lived in the
hostel of
However, the book still didn't go anywhere. I carried on writing the
poems and stories I had written since the age of nine and took my book with me when I moved to
I still have some of the first pages from the book, but sadly the rest
of it was somehow lost over the years. I believe it may had been eaten by
insects when stored on
Anyway, reading over what I have of the book, I realize that I have
actually come full circle. I started off writing mysteries and dramas and now I
am working on Book Three in my Buchanan Mystery Romance Series, which is also
full of drama!
I'm sending Violet and Gordon
to
We authors enjoy manipulating the characters in our books. We can send them anywhere we want and navigate their lives!
You can purchase Book One (Dangerous Devotion) and Book Two (Deadly Deceit In Paradise) by clicking on the book cover links to the left of this page. You can also go to Amazon and put my name Fay Knowles in the search box. It will come up with all of my books on my Amazon author page (as e-books and in paperback). You may be able to special order paperbacks through your local bookstore as well.
I
have been asked if Craigenveoch, which I wrote about in my mini-memoir “The
Scottish Connection”, was the setting for the Scottish part of my novel “Dangerous
Devotion” (Book One in my Buchanan Mystery Romance Series, set in The Bahamas
and
There was no secret passage in Boquhan or Craigenveoch houses, as far as I know. I wrote about this spooky feature completely from my imagination in "Dangerous Devotion"! However, from my research I found that secret passages were often included in these old homes when they were built, because of the religious unrest at the time. Priests and soldiers sometimes needed a place to lie low and to have a quick escape route!
“Dangerous Devotion” is
available as an e-book and in paperback at
OR
(books in this series can be read as stand alones).
And "The Scottish
Connection", also available as an e-book and in paperback, can be found
here:-
OR
I recently a ninety year old family friend with a copy of my novel "Deadly
Deceit in
He had previously bought a copy of "Dangerous Devotion" (Book One in my Buchanan Mystery Romance Series) and had loved that too! He read "Dangerous Devotion" twice as well and had planned on reading it a third time after a brief break, so that it would be "all new to me again!"
At the time, he said he
loved the main characters Violet and Gordon and found the plot really exciting.
He also said he immersed himself in the settings and felt like he was actually
going to
He was pleased when I told him Violet and Gordon would feature again in the Buchanan Mystery Series Book Three, which I am currently working on. He said: "It will be good to meet old friends again!"
It is so rewarding to authors
when readers get pleasure out of our books.
With only outdoor dining
allowed right now, it's difficult to find a seat outside our usual coffee spot,
Starbucks,
Louis & Steen's, a
husband and wife venture, state that their "New Orleans Specialty Coffee
Company is the first Specialty Coffee Brand in the