E. M. Munsch

Many thanks to De de Cox for putting together the Spring Fling at Forest Edge Winery. A beautiful venue with a wonderful group of authors.
On December 1st, we will be back at the winery for the second Jingle Bell Book Bash. Put this on your calendar now.
See you then.

I'd like to invite everyone to visit with Lynn Slaughter and me next Saturday, April 6th, from 1 p.m. until 3 p.m at the Barnes and Noble located in the Paddock Shops here in Louisville.

If you can't make that, travel on down to Forest Edge Winery on Sunday, April 7th, for the Spring Fling where Lynn and I will be with several other local authors.

Hope to see you next weekend.

OLD SINS, the seventh in the Dash Hammond series, is now on the shelves at Barnes and Noble, Hurstbourne, location. The book should also be at the Summit, Louisville.
If you would rather order it, please do so from either BN.com or Amazon.
Thank you and I hope you enjoy it.

Happy Holidays.

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Nazareth Inspires Setting for Mystery Novel | Sisters of Charity of Nazareth The latest in a series of mystery novels written by a Nazareth College alum will have readers walking alongside the book’s protagonist in a very familiar setting.

I am very pleased to announce that Mystery and Horror, LLC. have agreed to publish my latest Dash Hammond novel, OLD SINS. The book should appear in late autumn. Stay tuned for the cover and release date.

Relatives -- you can't choose them and you can't lose them...unless they die. And that's what Cousin Maude did.

Congratulations to my 'Sisters in Crime', Carol Preflatish and Lynn Slaughter. Both were nominated for awards at the Imaginarium conference held last weekend. Lynn for her YA novel and Carol for her screenplay adapted from her novel, Homecoming for Murder.

Carol was runner-up in the Long Format screenplay category. Check out her website to see the AWARD!

Happy 15th Birthday to my little furry friend, Daisy Rose! She was born the night that my husband died and I've always suspected that his spirit left his body and flew into hers. She doesn't have his brilliant blue eyes or his dimples, but she never stops talking, just like he did. Daisy and I have spent many an hour watching the birds and chipmunks in our garden. Now, in our twilight years, we curl up on the sofa and watch British mysteries. May we have many more years together, little Miss Daisy.

YOU’RE INVITED:

Susan Bell and I would like you to join us at the Jeffersonville Library, Saturday, April 1st, from 1:30 until 3 p.m. (The library is located at 211 E. Court St., Jeffersonville, IN, 812-285-5630)

We will be discussing:
MYSTERY WITH A SPLASH OF BOURBON


From historical adventure, gritty realism, and madcap humor, the crime stories in MYSTERY WITH A SPLASH OF BOURBON are fermented in the history and culture of Kentucky bourbon and distilled through the imagination of the writers. Murder, Mayhem and Bourbon –What’s more Kentucky than that?

A HAUNTING AT MARIANWOOD
By E. M. Munsch


Marianwood, located in central Kentucky, is the motherhouse for the Sisters of the Blessed Mother of God. When the president of the order experiences odd happenings, she calls on her cousin Dashiell Hammond, retired Army colonel, to sort out the events. Is there really a ghost or more sinister beings at work?
This is the sixth book in the Dash Hammond series.
Susan and I are members of the Derby Rotten Scoundrels, the Louisville Chapter of Sisters in Crime.

Happy New Year to all you readers.
I want to congratulate my Sister in Crime, Leanne, whose very funny possum story has been accepted for inclusion in MYSTERY AND HORROR LLC's new anthology to be published this year. This is the start of a great writing career for her.

Hello all. I want to invite you to a holiday book signing at Barnes and Noble on Hurstbourne Parkway, Louisville. This will be a 'release party' for my new book, A HAUNTING AT MARIANWOOD.
Please join me and six of my Sisters in Crime on Saturday, December 3, from 1 until 3. I hope to see you there.
This will be the 'release party' for my new book A HAUNTING IN MARIANWOOD.

Today I want to wish my good old buddy, Laura, a Happy Birthday. She and I met some 70 plus years ago in Mrs. O'Malley's kindergarten class at Orchard School in Cleveland. We've managed to stay very good friends all these years even though we rarely have lived in the same city.
Happy Birthday, Laura, may you have many more!

Happy Thanksgiving to all. May your day be filled with good food, good company and a good book.