About Sharon Rowse
Sharon Rowse has always loved mysteries and writing. She has a degree in history with an emphasis on the development of the North American West and a fascination with gold rushes, especially the Klondike Gold Rush of 1897 and the Fraser River Gold Rush of 1858. Sharon is a member of Mystery Writers of America and CrimeWriters of Canada and lives in Vancouver, BC.
The Silk Train Murder is the start of a series featuring John Lansdowne Granville and Emily Turner. Sharon is currently having fun researching and writing the sequel, which involves a lost mine, an unnamed heir and a missing child. Granville and Emily are back, along with Turn of the Century balls, avalanches, ornery mules, smugglers, orphan trains and typewriting classes.
Sharon with the 1898 White Pass and Yukon train in Skagway Alaska.
