Cecilia Peartree – woman of mystery
setting the scene in Pitkirtly
CW: Are you sure you wouldn’t rather start with Amaryllis? She’s much more interesting than me. What do you do for fun? CW: I suppose I like to relax with friends over a drink in the Queen of Scots. But sometimes ‘fun’ and ‘relax’ aren’t the right words for that – especially if Jock McLean …
Continue reading "interview with a character – Christopher Wilson"
I seem to have absorbed a piece of marketing jargon through my skin - we are surrounded by it everywhere these days - so I think what I am in the process of doing at the moment is a 'soft launch' for my latest mystery novel 'A Reformed Character'. I have publishe d it today …
I was browsing through my Smashwords dashboard the other day (www.smashwords.com - another place to get hold of the Pitkirtly mystery novels) when I found I had a 5 star review on the Barnes and Noble website for 'Crime in the Community' - thank you very much to the reviewer. This was a lovely surprise. …
Because I am preparing to publish the latest in the Pitkirtly mystery series, here's a quick preview of A Reformed Character (from somewhere in the middle of the novel). Jock McLean liked to take his wheelie-bin out last thing at night, so that nobody could see him doing it. He believed firmly in the ill-will …
Cecilia Peartree - woman of mystery 