Author's hour with M.K. Graff
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Join us for a fascinating reading and talk on Death in the Orchard by acclaimed author M.K. Graff. Set in Schoharie, this Trudy Genova mystery features family intrigue, a cold case, and a killer hidden in the midst of a close-knit community.
Death In The Orchard won 1st place in the Mystery & Mayhem award from Chanticleer International Book Awards!
Review:“A welcome and forceful return of MK Graff's Trudy Genova, Death in the Orchard is a well-crafted and thought-provoking story of unexplained death and cold-blooded murder, as Trudy sets out to solve the death of her father with her NYPD boyfriend Ned O'Malley. The couple travel to the Genova family orchards to dig into the past as the present threatens to shake the family to their very core.
Graff deals us a cold case of family intrigue, a small-town conspiracy, and a terrifying leap into the unknown, as her heroine comes face to face with a secret she thought would never be told, a case impossible to solve, and a dogged determination to finally get to the truth.
A masterclass in laying the threads bare and knitting them together in a satisfying conclusion.”
From Mandy Morton, Author of The No. 2 Feline Detective Agency series
Mandy Morton, Author of The No. 2 Feline Detective Agency series
About the Author:
Marni Graff is the author of The Nora Tierney English Mysteries, and The Trudy Genova Manhattan Mysteries, both published by Bridle Path Press (http://www.bridlepathpress.com). She writes the weekly crime review blog Auntie M Writes Crime Review (http://auntiemwrites.com) and is a member of Sisters in Crime, the International Association of Crime Writers, and the NC Writers Network.
A former registered nurse who wrote "on the side," Graff has published articles, interviews, poetry and creative nonfiction. She wrote for seven years for "Mystery Review" magazine and is also the Managing Editor of Bridle Path Press.
Teaching creative writing and participating in writing workshops fill out her days. She lives in rural coastal North Carolina on a river.
Join us for a fascinating reading and talk on Death in the Orchard by acclaimed author M.K. Graff. Set in Schoharie, this Trudy Genova mystery features family intrigue, a cold case, and a killer hidden in the midst of a close-knit community.
Death In The Orchard won 1st place in the Mystery & Mayhem award from Chanticleer International Book Awards!
Review:“A welcome and forceful return of MK Graff's Trudy Genova, Death in the Orchard is a well-crafted and thought-provoking story of unexplained death and cold-blooded murder, as Trudy sets out to solve the death of her father with her NYPD boyfriend Ned O'Malley. The couple travel to the Genova family orchards to dig into the past as the present threatens to shake the family to their very core.
Graff deals us a cold case of family intrigue, a small-town conspiracy, and a terrifying leap into the unknown, as her heroine comes face to face with a secret she thought would never be told, a case impossible to solve, and a dogged determination to finally get to the truth.
A masterclass in laying the threads bare and knitting them together in a satisfying conclusion.”
From Mandy Morton, Author of The No. 2 Feline Detective Agency series
Mandy Morton, Author of The No. 2 Feline Detective Agency series
About the Author:
Marni Graff is the author of The Nora Tierney English Mysteries, and The Trudy Genova Manhattan Mysteries, both published by Bridle Path Press (http://www.bridlepathpress.com). She writes the weekly crime review blog Auntie M Writes Crime Review (http://auntiemwrites.com) and is a member of Sisters in Crime, the International Association of Crime Writers, and the NC Writers Network.
A former registered nurse who wrote "on the side," Graff has published articles, interviews, poetry and creative nonfiction. She wrote for seven years for "Mystery Review" magazine and is also the Managing Editor of Bridle Path Press.
Teaching creative writing and participating in writing workshops fill out her days. She lives in rural coastal North Carolina on a river.