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USA Today best-selling author Marty Wingate writes The First Edition Library series (Berkley) set in Bath, England, about the curator of a collection of books from the Golden Age of Mystery. Book one, The Bodies in the Library, concerns murder among an Agatha Christie fan-fiction writing group, and in book two, Murder Is a Must (October 2020), an exhibition manager is found dead at the bottom of a spiral staircase. Marty also writes historical fiction: Glamour Girls (Alcove Press, January 2021) follows Spitfire pilot Rosalie Wright through both the physical and emotional dangers of the Second World War. Marty writes two further mystery series: the Potting Shed books (Alibi) feature Pru Parke, a middle-aged American gardener transplanted fro ...more

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Marty Wingate Hello Hilary! Thanks so much for your question - I love writing about Julia (and I love Suffolk). I certainly can't let it end here, can I? We must ge…m´Ç°ù±ðHello Hilary! Thanks so much for your question - I love writing about Julia (and I love Suffolk). I certainly can't let it end here, can I? We must get them married! But, we have a temporary glitch - Alibi (the digital imprint from Random House) has "closed its doors" - they are taking on no new titles. That means both Birds of a Feather and my Potting Shed mysteries have no publisher. But I have started the next book in both series and so it's just a matter of figuring out how to get them to readers once they are finished. Will I self publish? Perhaps. I'll be sure to shout about it when the decision is made. (And will post details on my website and in my newsletter.) In the meantime, I have a new series coming from Berkley - the First Edition Library mysteries. Book one - The Bodies in the Library will be out Oct. 8. Again - thanks so much for getting in touch!(less)
Marty Wingate Hi Jennifer, Thanks for this question. Bittersweet Herbs (#8) is currently unavailable, but it's all for the good, because the entire Potting Shed ser…m´Ç°ù±ðHi Jennifer, Thanks for this question. Bittersweet Herbs (#8) is currently unavailable, but it's all for the good, because the entire Potting Shed series is going to be re-released by Joffe Books in ebook and print! They will begin the releases in late August starting with The Garden Plot (#1) and the books will come out once a week. (They're doing this for my Birds of a Feather series, too, starting in February.) And there's more! Bittersweet Herbs and #7 (Midsummer Mayhem) have never been available as audio books, but now will be! As soon as I have more details and I will out a newsletter (you can sign up on my website). (less)
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Hi Eve, Thanks so much for your question! I'm delighted to say that the entire Potting Shed series is being re-released. Beginning with THE GARDEN PLOT on (Aug. 29), one title a week will be out on Amazon in both ebook and print (audio is still aroun See Full Answer
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Marty Wingate Cherie wrote: "Congratulations on having your books adopted by the Cozy Mysteries discussion group! They're a hard nut to crack.
Cherie"


Thanks, Cherie - hope to see you at Bouchercon in September!


Cherie O'Boyle Congratulations on having your books adopted by the Cozy Mysteries discussion group! They're a hard nut to crack.
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