Guest Princess: Nancy Haddock #CozyMystery #Crafting #PlottingPrincesses

We are thrilled to have Nancy Haddock as a guest Princess today on the blog!  

Nancy Haddock is the national bestselling author of the Silver Six Crafting Mysteries. Basket Case debuted in 2015. Book two in the series, Paint the Town Dead , is a Sept. 2016 release. Nancy draws on southern culture, and the plain quirkiness of places and people for her books. Speed round: 
Favorite movie: What's Up, Doc?Favorite book: Just one?  Okay, Kon-Tiki: Across the Pacific by Raft, author Thor HeyerdahlLast book read: Murder in the Secret Garden by Ellery Adams
Favorite color: Aqua
Stilettos or flipflops: Flipflops
Coffee or tea: Both
Ebook or paperback: Both
Pencil or pen: PenFavorite song: “Surfin’ USA”Steak or not: Chicken fried with country gravy!Favorite dessert: Anything chocolate, coconut, or bananaChampagne or gin: Neither. I get hives!Paranormal or Historical: BothGinger or Mary Ann: Mary AnnFavorite TV show: NCISHot or cold: Showers? Hot! Beverages? Both.POV: FirstI'd die if I don't have: Books!
One Line Blurb:

The only thing Nixy and the Silver Six crafty seniors enjoy more than making a scene—is making sense of a crime scene.
250 Word Excerpt from Paint the Town Dead: 

“Nixy, child, how do we look in our new polo shirts?”I realized the Six were lined up for inspection. We were each outfitted in white shirts with Handcraft Emporium embroidered in forest green above the left breast. Sherry, Maise, Aster, and I wore blue jeans and tennis shoes, while Dapper Dab wore his shirt with polyester pants and loafers. Elegant Eleanor, as I liked to call her, had dressed up her shirt with blue linen slacks and low-heeled pumps.“You look fantastic. Does the shirt work for you, Fred?”“Ain’t used to working with a collar around my neck, but it’s okay.”Fix-It Fred was a walking hardware store in bib overalls. Tonight he wore a dark denim. The many tools he stuck into each of his dozen pockets stood soldier straight.With that, all the seniors but Fred headed through the door into the emporium proper.“Where are y’all going?”            “To mingle in the store,” Sherry said with a wave.When the door closed behind the exodus, I cocked a brow at Fred. “You’re not going out front?”“Nope, out back. I told Ida Bollings to park in the lot out there, so I’ll go keep a lookout for her.”“You see Ida a lot?”He winked. “What can I say? I got a weakness for dames with hot wheels.”“Wheels as in her big blue Buick or that new walker she’s sporting?”“Both. Besides, she’s bringing her famous pear bread.”

Find Nancy Haddock at: www.nancyhaddock.comFind Paint the Town Dead at: http://tinyurl.com/hqwlqoy