Murder, Mystery and Mayhem Laced with Morality

Born in London to Greek Cypriot parents Soulla Christodoulou spent much of her childhood living carefree days full of family, school and friends. She was the first in her family to go to university and studied BA Hotel & Catering Management at Portsmouth University. Years later, after having a family of her own she studied again at Middlesex University and has a PGCE in Business Studies and an MA...

Joanna Vander Vlugt is an author and illustrator. Her motorcycle illustrations have been purchased world-wide and her Woman Empowered motorcycle art series has been featured in on-line art and motorcycle magazines. In 2006 her short mysteries Egyptian Queen and The Parrot and Wild Mushroom Stuffing were published in the Crime Writers of Canada mystery anthologies. Her personal essay, No Beatles Re...

Dana is a teller of tales, a spinner of words, slowly exploring the truth between the lines. She's a story structure geek fascinated by love in life and on the page (or device, depending on how you love to read). She has forty novels (and counting) published under two pen names in several genres--contemporary romance, romantic suspense, political thriller, and paranormal romance. Dana has plot...

Debbie Sprinkle is an ordinary woman who serves an extraordinary God. She grew up in St. Louis where she met and married her husband and attended college. She became a chemist and worked in research for a number of years. Debbie’s writing didn’t actually start until much later when she and her husband moved to Memphis and she had retired from teaching chemistry. Then Debbie began leading Bible stu...

A prolific mystery writer, Diane Bator, is the mom of three kids and two cats as well as author of Wild Blue Mysteries, Gilda Wright Mysteries, Glitter Bay Mysteries, and the Audra Clemmings Mysteries from Books We Love Ltd. with many more to come! You can find her at: Blog: http://dbator.blogspot.ca/ Website: http://penspaintsandpaper.com/index.html Publisher Website: https://bookswelove.net/bato...

@keithsaltojanes Keith Saltojanes is a comedy writer-performer and Guinness World Record Holder recently appearing in my Off-Broadway debut as Dan Aykroyd. His first book is due out Summer 2023.   Over 100 MILLION people have viewed his original sketch videos online and he’s been featured by The Huffington Post, Forbes, A.V. Club, Buzzfeed, Reddit, and Nerdist.com. He was a staff writer for Nation...

Pete Springer was an elementary school teacher for thirty-one years (grades 2-6) at Pine Hill School in Eureka, CA. Even though he retired over three years ago, his passion will always lie with supporting education, kids, and teachers. He has made it his mission to pay it forward to the next generation of teachers. He was a master teacher to four student teachers, and he has several former student...

David Bowles is the fifth generation of his family to be born in Austin, Texas. Both parents are from pioneer settlers. His great grandmother Elnora Van Cleve was the first child born in Austin on April 14, 1841. His stories are based on many years of historical and genealogical research. He and Becka his yellow lab travel extensively telling the stories of the Westward Sagas. A prolific writer Bo...

As a person who fell in love with books before she could read and created stories before she could write, Marie Hobbs is an avid reader. As a woman who is a hopeful romantic, she has read a lot of romance novels. As a Christian, she searched for stories with the same values as mine. As she grew older (and wiser), it became more difficult to find characters she could relate to and books that she co...

Priscilla Paton writes mysteries set in the greater Minneapolis/St. Paul area. Priscilla grew up on a dairy farm in Maine. She received a B.A. from Bowdoin College, a Ph. D. in English Literature from Boston College, was a college professor and taught in Kansas, Texas, Florida, Ohio, and Minnesota. She has previously published a children’s book, Howard and the Sitter Surprise, and a book on Robert...

Heather Kreke is passionate about showing teens and young adults they can find hope in God’s plan for their lives—even through the darkest times. She is the Blog Manager for Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference, and a Coordinator for the Blue Ridge Readers Connection. In her spare time, she teaches writing classes, shoots archery, and camps with her family. Married since 2004, Heather...

Another episode of the Murder, Mystery, and Mayhem Laced with Morality Podcast 🎙️ Make sure to check out this episode🙌🏾 N.D. Testa is an Italian-American author who lives in the United States. She creates magical realms for others to escape to and enjoy. Her goal is to write stories that bring joy, happiness, and hope to the lives of many. When she is not hard at work writing, N.D. Testa spends...

Angela Greenman is an internationally recognized communications professional. Her career has spanned the spectrum from community relations in Chicago to US and world governments’ public communications on nuclear power. She has been an expert and lecturer with the International Atomic Energy Agency for over a decade, a spokesperson for the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and a press officer for t...

Ellen Butler is the internationally bestselling author of the Karina Cardinal mystery series. Her experiences working on Capitol Hill and at a medical association in Washington, D.C. inspired the mystery-action series. Multiple books in the series have hit #1 on Amazon bestseller lists in the US and abroad. Book critics call the Karina Cardinal mysteries, “intelligent escapism” and “unputdownable...

Mark Hannon is the author of  Every Man for Himself, a crime novel set in the Buffalo, N.Y.  of the 1950s and The Vultures, set in Buffalo in 1970. He is also the author of the forthcoming history, The Fire Laddies, about the Baltimore City Fire Department at the turn of the 20th Century. He has had short fiction published in Peninsula, Scribble, The Wayne Literary Review, Adelaide, Courtship of t...

Award-winning author and speaker Cam Molineux wants to help Americans understand and fall in love with history. With genealogical ties to and a shared patriotic spirit with The Spirit of a Revolution’s protagonist, she is uniquely qualified to tell his story. Her articles have appeared in an international publication for those with ties to the Molineux family tree. ⁣She and her husband of nearly t...

Jeff Keene II is the Peg Leg Penman. His moniker comes from the tragic result of a line-of-duty firefighting injury in 1989, which left him with only one foot. Despite this, Jeff has a passion for life that’s evident in everything he does. A man of many talents, he is a scientist, teacher, Christian, sailor, husband, and father. Despite his talent as a wordsmith, he had no intention of being a wri...

Debra Gaskill is the former managing editor of the Washington Court House (Ohio) Record Herald.  She was an award-winning journalist for more than 20 years, writing for a number of Ohio newspapers covering the cops and courts beat, and the Associated Press, covering any stories thrown her way. During her tenure at the Record-Herald,  the paper earned two Associated Press General Excellence awards....

Jane Bolin became the nation's first Black woman judge in 1939. She was the first Black woman to graduate from Yale Law School, and would serve on New York's Family Court for four decades. Besides dealing with domestic cases, she worked to stop probation officers from getting assignments based on the color of their skin. During her career, she also worked with Eleanor Roosevelt to create a program...

Born around 1748 in New Kent, Va., Armistead was given permission by his master to join the revolutionary cause. Although many fought as soldiers, blacks, both free and enslaved were being used by the British and the Americans to gain intelligence against each other. Armistead, however, was used by both sides, making him a double-agent. In 1781, he joined the army and was put in service under the...

Patricia Tiffany Morris sketches ideas in her sleep, that is when she finds time to sleep. As a young child she read late into the night, her mom reminding her she would have school in a few hours. Staying up all night served her well during architecture studio projects at ISU in the 80’s. As an adult, she home educated her five daughters, immersing them in the imaginative worlds of Little Women,...

He began writing short stories and poetry back in the early years. In his twenties, James moved on to novels, but fell out of love with the whole publishing industry. He worked in the financial industry and later got a degree in computer programming, James' other love. He built a successful career as a software engineer designing, developing and maintaining systems for the government and the priva...

Sandra is the author of Sackets Harbor Mysteries. Book Two in the series, The Death Collector, won 1st place in fiction at Carolina Christian Writers Conference 2021 and Scrivenings Press GetPubbed 2021 grand prize. She attributes her love for mystery and her suspicious nature on the influence of Agatha Christie. Growing up on a dairy farm taught Sandra early how to milk cows, drive a tractor, and...

Sean is the author of five books, a public speaker, and a psychology professor. He is based in Louisiana and is known for his encouraging attitude and motivational talks! He will be discussing his new book and sharing tips for successfully networking with the author community👏🏽 Make sure to check out this episode🙌🏾 You can listen to the podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or Google Podcasts, or...

Jacob Moon is an independent author born and raised in Minnesota and currently lives in Clearwater, FL. A three-year army veteran, he has worked as a Correctional Officer at a large county jail for the past twenty-six years. He has two grown children. A lover of literature, he enjoys mysteries/suspense thrillers, horror/supernatural, historical fiction/non-fiction, and classics. Writing creatively...