Sisters in Crime event! Greensboro Free Library

 Upcoming event at Greensboro Free Library—Greensboro, Vermont.

 

On July 31 at 5pm, join a panel of Sisters in Crime authors for "Using What You Know (and What You'd Like to Know) to Write a Mystery." Vermont authors, Hank Parker, Kara Lacey, and DonnaRae Menard, will discuss how they draw on their different backgrounds and areas of expertise, ranging from biodefense to photography to delivering unclaimed human cremains to write compelling mysteries. Author Trish Esden will be moderating this fun discussion. A book signing and sale will follow. Hope to see you there. 

Writing Friends Challenge: Staying cool

 

 

 

My novels are twisty contemporary New England mysteries centered on feist women who rise up with determination, heart, and a passion for justice when crime strikes their small-town communities. Their idea of the perfect way to stay cool on a summer day—or evening—is to find a private spot by a river or pond, kick back, maybe go swimming, but most of all just relax. Of course, if they aren’t alone, that supposedly cool relaxing time might turn hot. ;) #ScandalMountainAntiquesMystery #AmWritingMystery #MysteryProject #sincne #VermontAuthor #VTSincNE @writer.friends.challenge #Bookstagram #BookClub #MysteryNovel

In the mood for writing~

Nothing gets me into the mood for writing quite like 

sunshine, fresh air, and the warmth of a nice cup of coffee. 

#Summertime #PorchOffice #AmWritingMystery 

 

A Wealth of Deception: Trish Esden

  

"Captivating . . . rich historical and cultural background."

--Publishers Weekly

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Senses and Antiquing

 One of the many reasons I wrote the Scandal Mountain Antiques Mystery series is because as a real-life antique dealer I know first-hand the sensory experiences connected with evaluating antiques. Smell is obvious. Don’t ever buy something second hand that hasn’t passed the sniff test. Taste is the least frequently used, but at times is an invaluable tool. Sight again is obvious and strengthened when paired with gut instinct…For more thoughts about how senses are invaluable when antiquing checkout my article in Crime Reads--Flea Market Cons and Other Slippery Shenanigans 

Scandal Mountain Antique Mystery series by Trish Esden

Some people are willing to die for their art. 

Others are willing to kill for it.

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The Art of the Decoy: $1.99

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