Publisher’s Note: We have just published The Blasphemers, the third in the “Vera and Tolliver” series, and thought it might be interesting to revisit the interview we did with the author, Annamaria Alfieri, more than two years ago. The text of that interview follows, lightly edited to bring it up to date. (Originally published on October 12, 2016)…
In early January New York’s own Mysterious Bookshop played host to the most glittering event: A combined launch party for The Blasphemers (No. 3 in Annamaria Alfieri’s series set in British East Africa just before the First World War) and The Widows of Malabar Hill, by SoHo Crime author Sujata Massey, set in 1920s India…
By Les Blatt (Classic Mysteries) | There really wasn't any reason why Chief Inspector Henry Tibbett and his wife, Emmy, shouldn't go off with friends for a vacation that would be spent learning how to sail. The harbor at Berrybridge Haven was admirably suited for such an expedition. And the holiday certainly started off well. It wasn't until Henry began hearing stories about a most unfortunate accident that resulted in the drowning death of an old sailor named Pete Rawnsley that Henry's professional instincts kicked in…
Getting your files to open in a Kindle, if you didn't purchase them directly on the Kindle from Amazon, is not the most intuitive of processes, so here is a step-by-step guide (the short version of this is: you need to make sure to move the file into your Kindle "documents" folder before it will open).
