SHARON ROWSE

Author of The Silk Train Murder

Just until November 29th

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Just until November 29th

I’m excited to tell you that The Silk Train Murder is included in a historical mystery Storybundle!

This collection of novels was designed for anyone who loves historical mysteries as much as I do. The books cover everything from World War II to the Old West to the 1960s. It’s a great deal, and a great opportunity to discover some new authors.

The thing to know: Storybundles are time-limited bargains, in which you can get 4 ebooks for $5, and many more ebooks for $15. You can also give the bundles as gifts if you have historical mystery loving friends. 

If you love historical mysteries, this one’s worth a look. But hurry – it’s only available until November 29th!

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“The Hidden City Murders” is available now!

Order a copy at your nearest bookstore

In The Hidden City Murders, John Granville’s own lawyer desperately wants to hire him against an increasing threat. Granville promises he’ll do whatever it takes to help. But he didn’t expect attempted murder.

In Victoria, Emily is a guest at an elaborate afternoon tea party. Where a young woman is murdered. And an innocent man arrested. Emily cannot sit by and see injustice done. Unless the man is guilty after all?

Granville and Emily work frantically—separately and together—to solve their increasingly challenging cases.  With the odds against them, and too few leads, can they catch the killers in time to save other lives?

And the next book in the series is underway. More details soon…

New Covers Coming for the John Granville Series… and Book 6 is in the works

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New Covers Coming for the John Granville Series… and Book 6 is in the works

A cover redesign is underway for the five existing books in the John Granville Victorian Mystery series. And since Book 6 is well underway, that cover will done as well. More information about Book 6 and the cover design for that book will be announced soon-ish.

Meanwhile, here are the upcoming new covers for Books 1 through 5. I think they pop much better than the previous designs. What do you think?