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Blog postThe Quirks are back, and there is another crime to solve for P.Q. Investigations.
When Verity Hudson goes missing, Peddyr Quirk – with assistance from his effervescent wife Connie – investigates a strange new case which unfolds in an unsavoury part of town. It soon becomes apparent that they are not the only ones looking for Verity.
A freelance researcher is searching for her birth mother.
An influential man of power and money is desperate to find his estrange -
Blog postVintage detective fiction is loved by many but who wrote the first whodunit?
There is a recognisable pattern to a good British murder mystery, and I’ve recently begun to explore the history of the genre. I wanted to know why and how detective fiction became so popular and why the 1930s became the golden age of the ‘Whodunit’. The biggest breakthrough for me came with listening to a podcast hosted by Caroline Crampton. ‘Shedunnit’ is a gem for all lovers of mystery and detective fictio -
Blog postWhat news from the world of A B Morgan?
It seems like an age since ‘Throttled’ was published, but I haven’t been slacking. Promise. Narrated by yours truly, ‘Over Her Dead Body’ has been published as an audiobook, ‘Throttled’ will be out on audio soon and I had my first narrator commission for Sue Shepherd’s ‘Swindled’ which has recently been released on Audible and other platforms. As a new string to the aging bow, I even taught myself to edit the audio recordings with much help from -
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Blog postCrime fiction writing is more than words on a page and a crafty plot The news is good. Book 3 of The Quirk Files series will be out this summer and I’m working on Book 4.
If you haven’t read book one, then here is a little offering for you and a link to a free novella featuring The Quirks.
Today, I revisited the audiobook of ‘Old Dogs, Old Tricks’ the prequel novella to The Quirk Files, in which Peddyr and Connie Quirk, husband and wife private detectives, take on their very -
Blog postThere I am on a list of local crime authors … fame at last. Last week was a busy one. Two talks and a workshop in one week saw me criss-crossing the county three days on the trot. Tuesday I visited a new community hall in Cranfield to give a morning talk to the WI – my standard ‘From Nurse to Crime Writer’ talk is a self-deprecating look at how I slid so neatly from carer to killer. This always goes down well.
Wednesday turned out to be a foggy dismal November evening. It seemed to p -
Blog postSwindled is a great title for this uplifting crime novel by Sue Shepherd.
Because if dark and gritty is getting too much for you, it’s just the antidote you could be looking for. In fact, if ‘Swindled’ were an ice cream, a suspense ice cream, it would be a colourful sundae with sprinkles, a swirl of raspberry sauce, and a chocolate flake. Dip your reading spoon in and you find yourself immersed in the world of Vincent Rocchino, a scallywag, a scoundrel, a pocket-rocket Italian and a s -
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Blog postOver Her Dead Body, Throttled, and the prequel novella Old Dogs Old Tricks are now available as an ebook box set. The Quirk Files – hours of crime fiction entertainment.
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Blog postNational Crime Reading Month in the UK saw a surge in activity for this crime writer…
Publication of ‘Throttled’ How did that go? The second Quirk Files book to be launched during the pandemic and the challenges remained the same: How to steer readers towards a book you have spent months writing. A story, an entertaining story, a story worth reading (in my opinion, of course). The reviews are great… so what else could I do in support of the publishers and in tribute to the book and it -
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Blog postebook box set of The Quirk Files so far… So what #books or #authors did start you off as a crime reader? I am often asked this very question, and I don’t really have a definitive answer because I think it was ingrained in me even before I could make out words on a page. I blame my parents, of course, for reading me those old folklore tales, the classic fairy stories, which (in my view) were not of the dainty fairy variety.
Look at this with a more critical eye and you will see I’m ri -
Blog postMeet the Quirks Thank goodness my lovely publishers at Hobeck Books asked me to write a series. It has given me the chance to develop the characters of Connie and Peddyr Quirk even further. They are stuck firmly in my head as it is, and having invented them for ‘Over Her Dead Body’ they very rapidly grew into three-dimensional beings. But how do you invent a believable character for a book?
Peddyr, where in my head did he come from? The answer is relatively simple until you try to e< -
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Stench: An Enthralling Psychological Thriller
May 10, 2018
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AB Morgan
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