Stacy Juba's Blog, page 108
September 23, 2009
Bookpleasures.com Review
This review about Twenty-Five Years Ago Today is just in from Fran Lewis at Bookpleasures.com
"What link do the beliefs of these avenging goddesses have to do with the real murderer? What do Diana’s studying and painting of Greek and Roman mythology have to do with the surprise ending? You will have to read this well crafted, well-researched and outstanding first novel of the newest mystery writer on the block, Stacy Juba. To the great mystery writers of the 21st century, make room for the author of this great book."
Follow this link for the full review.
http://www.bookpleasures.com/websitep...
"What link do the beliefs of these avenging goddesses have to do with the real murderer? What do Diana’s studying and painting of Greek and Roman mythology have to do with the surprise ending? You will have to read this well crafted, well-researched and outstanding first novel of the newest mystery writer on the block, Stacy Juba. To the great mystery writers of the 21st century, make room for the author of this great book."
Follow this link for the full review.
http://www.bookpleasures.com/websitep...
September 12, 2009
Twenty-Five Years Ago Today Now Available!
My book Twenty-Five Years Ago Today is now available for order. Visit http://www.stacyjuba.com or http:www.mainlymurderpress.com for ordering information. If you read the book, let me know what you think!
September 10, 2009
Charlie's Angels Blog
I confess - Kris Munroe, Cheryl Ladd's character on Charlie's Angels, inspired the creation of my Twenty-Five Years Ago Today heroine, Kris Langley. Check out my guest blog at
http://cozymurdermysteries.blogspot.c...
http://cozymurdermysteries.blogspot.c...
August 7, 2009
Jungle Red Writers Blog
Please check out my recent blog at Jungle Red Writers, titled "The Treasure in Grunt Work." I discuss how compiling a newspaper historical column for my first journalism job wound up inspiring my debut mystery novel Twenty-Five Years Ago Today. Check it out at http://www.jungleredwriters.com/2009/...
