1999
| Meet Jane Stuart, a widowed young mother and literary agent, and Winky, her tortoiseshell cat with a nose for trouble. Juggling book deals, rival agents, and a rocky romance with a handsome author, the last thing Jane needs is a call from her young son's school saying Marlene, his nanny, never arrived to pick him up. It looks as if the pretty nineteen-year-old has left without giving notice, and no one seems to know where she's gone. |
2001
| The Marshall Plan Workbook, companion volume to the very successful Marshall Plan for Novel Writing, focuses on building a novel's plot, with more than 100 pages of fill-in sheets that become a veritable blueprint for each reader's novel. The Marshall Plan Workbook pushes deeper into the process of writing a novel scene by scene. Readers will learn to craft intriguing story goals and compelling conflicts all within a specific framework that enables them to produce any type of novel in a systemat....[more] |
2003
| Jane and Ivy were best friends until Ivy's daughter was murdered. Now, at a writers' retreat being held by Jane, they intend to try healing those wounds. But Ivy winds up dead -- stabbed with an ice pick -- on a lonely mountain trail. |
2003
| When a romance authors' convention turns deadly, literary agent Jane Stuart finds herself cast as suspect and sleuth. |
2003
| In this, the third book in the popular Marshall Plan series, noted author and agent Evan Marshall focuses readers on making a good novel better and taking the next step of sending their work to editors and agents--all with an insider's knowledge. He teaches them how to:* Improve dialogue, tension and pace* Edit for clarity, consicion and correctness* Approach agents and editors the right way* Evaluate their relationships with editors and publishers* Successfully promote their novel* Outline step....[more] |
2003
| A blink. A wink. A sidelong glance. Your eyes speak volumes to the people around you -- and every raised brow or wide-eyed stare cast your way is a valuable clue to another's unspoken meaning. But the eyes reveal much more than emotion. If you know what to look for, you can learn to read the people around you for fascinating and often hidden facets of personality, mood, and intent. Historically, everything from the color of your eyes to the slant of your brows carried meaning, and as far back as....[more] |
2004
| When her sister's gossipy, meddling nanny is crushed under thousands of pounds of books at the Shady Hill Public Library after the shelves were purposely rigged, Jane knows the strange events are all part of the same puzzle--and she can't resist searching for the missing pieces. |
2005
| - Will appeal to lovers of cat mysteries by Lydia Adamson, Carole Nelson Douglas, and Rita Mae Brown. - Large print rights have been sold for all the books in this series. |
2008
| The first in a new mystery series set in New York - When New York City Department of Sanitation garage supervisor Anna Winthrop finds Isaiah, a homeless man shes befriended, with his throat cut behind her apartment building, she decides to investigate. But the case turns dangerous as her search takes her from the elegant art galleries of the Upper East Side to Manhattans secret homeless encampments, and the vast network of abandoned subway tunnels beneath Grand Central Station . . . |
2008
| The first in a new mystery series set in New York |
2008
| A Hidden Manhattan Mystery - Terror grips Manhattan as the Ankh Killer leaves a trail of strangled, mutilated women across the city. Then sanitation supervisor Anna Winthrop discovers the killers latest victim in her own garage coquettish Shari Baird, a member of Annas crew. Tommy Mulligan, Annas best worker, was seen running from Sharis body; hes arrested and thrown into a cell on Rikers Island. When Tommys father begs Anna to prove his sons innocence, Anna agrees . . . |
2010
| A Hidden Manhattan Mystery - A frightened woman leaves a note reading HELP ME outside Sanitation supervisor Anna Winthrop’s apartment . . . A career-making story leads a journalist to a human-trafficking ring . . . A woman acts as bait in an effort to track down her missing sister . . . and Anna’s visiting cousin Patti prowls New York’s dark streets, but won’t say why. All roads lead to the Kirkmore, a sinister apartment tower harboring a secret more horrifying than anyon....[more] |
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