Photos of My Writing Pals

Elizabeth Zelvin visiting Charlotte. Her books are Death Will Get You Sober and Death Will Help you Leave him.

Author and editor Ellis Vidler kicking back at the beach. Her 2002 release, Haunting Refrain is now on Kindle. 

Best selling author of thrillers Jeffrey Deaver, at SkillBuild in High Point, NC. His latest book, The Burning Wire, hit the shelves in June 2010.

Three-time Shamus Award nominee Rick Helms talks about his books. The latest, Six Mile Creek, came out in March, and another, Thunder Moon will be out in June of 2011.

Lynda Fitzgerald speaking at our Sisters in Crime    meeting. She's the author of If Truth Be Told and Of Words and Music. Her third book, LIVE Ringer came out in April 2010

Sisters in Crime guest speaker, book reviewer Ann Patterson, talks about what keeps her turning the pages.        

Former detective and author Lee Lofland, at SkillBuild, High Point, NC. His book is Police Procedure and Investigation. 

Deputy Coroner, Tom Selfridge, is an expert in the fields of fingerprinting, blood spatter, and forensic crime scene investigation. He held our group captive with his answers to all our questions. I hope he comes again.

Guest speaker Carla Damron chats with Linda Lovely and Me. Carla's books are Keeping Silent, Spider Blue, and her new release, Death in Zooville.

Lynda Sasscer Hill plays host to me in Maryland. Her book, Full Mortality, came out in May, 2010.

Editor and author Chris Roerdan at SkillBuild, High Point, NC. Her books are Don't Murder Your Mystery and Don't Sabotage Your Submissions.

Novelist A.J. Hartley inspired our Sisters in Crime Group with his animated presentation. His books include New York Times bestsellers Mask of Atreus and On The Fifth Day. His current novel, Act of Will, is a YA fantasy.