MAE Blog 20-02-2003
Publicity is tough for an engineer/writer, two introverted professions if there ever was such a thing. But thanks to my friends at the High Springs Mystery Readers Group, the High Springs Herald published a very nice piece before ARTIFACTS even hit the streets. Here's a picture of us mystery readers, and if you live near High Springs and want to join us, e-mail Beth Slater, our charming librarian and mysterian-in-charge, at this address: bslater@exchange.acld.lib.fl.us
Findings
…a charming mixture of history, mystery and romance.
Effigies
Evans adds an extra layer of substance to her series by drawing readers into the fascinating history of ancient American civilizations
Relics
Evans' second archeological mystery is every bit as good as her debut, Artifacts (2003)....Faye makes a compelling heroine, and she's supported by an interesting array of suspects....Transcripts of Dr. Martinez's interviews scattered throughout the narrative provide important clues for the discerning reader.
Artifacts
…a compelling read…”
Merry Band of Murderers
...A Merry Band of Murderers is a winner....Three [stories] are particularly noteworthy: Mary Anna Evans' Land of the Flowers, Jeffrey Deaver's The Fan, and Val McDermid's Long Black Veil.... A Merry Band of Murderers is an admirable anthology of short stories by a skilled company of mystery authors.