We pay a lot of attention to where we locate our mysteries. The Sullivan Investigation series, featuring the incomparable Mac Sullivan and his faithful sidekick, Whiskey, are set in Washington , DC . Truth be told, the Northern half of this writing partnership, went to school in our nation's capital, and then lived there for several years following graduation. When we wrote about Dupont Circle as "the physical embodiment of one of Dante's circles of hell," I recall with regret and frustration, trying to navigate around the area, especially since my first job was located at One Dupont Circle – oy!.
So when we first began the Brianna Sullivan, paranormal mysteries, the Northern half encouraged the Southern half to place these whodunnits in her home state of
Then we wrote Zoned for Murder and set it in Milford , New York , a fictional town based on the real villages that the Northern half knows outside of the Big Apple.
But whether it's
All our stories are classic whodunnits, but in each, the characters, much like the authors, are on a journey to find home. And what we've learned – as our characters also do – is that home is a state of mind as much as a place.
Where's home for you?
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Brianna Sullivan Mysteries - e-book series
I Try Not to Drive Past Cemeteries- Kindle (Exclusive at Amazon this month)
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Missing in Lottawatah - Kindle - Nook - Smashwords
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Sullivan Investigations Mystery - e-book series
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Murder Takes the Cake Kindle - Nook - Smashwords
Riley Come Home (short story)- Kindle - Nook - Smashwords
Moonlighting at the Mall (short story) - Kindle - Nook - Smashwords
Romances
Love Lessons - Kindle - Nook - Smashwords
Home is where my heart is . . . with my family.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pam. I agree with you. Family equals home.
ReplyDeleteMarian
Home has been many places. As long as I was with hubby and the kids, it was home. Now, we're in our foothill home and the kids are all grown--though we have our youngest son living next door. He's "taking care of us" at least that's what he thinks.
ReplyDeleteThanks Marilyn. Your family is an inspiration to us all.
ReplyDeleteMarian
My family is home...no matter where I am at.
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