The Hanged Man's Noose by Judy Penz Sheluk

You would think that the easiest part is that the world and main characters of my series are already created. Levon and Arabella meet in the Silent Auction room just before the charity golf tournament is set to begin…and before Arabella stumbles onto a corpse in the woods on the third hole.Ī Hole in One is the second book in your series. It gets even more complicated in A Hole In One, especially once Levon is suspected of murder. Readers of The Hanged Man’s Noose will know that Arabella’s relationship with her ex-husband, Levon Larroquette, is complicated. Welcome, Judy! Do give us a sneak preview of A Hole in One. Judy blogs regularly about her writing life as well as interviewing and showcasing the works of other authors. Check out Judy’s website and blog here. Her short crime fiction has appeared in several collections, including Live Free or Tri. She is a member of Sisters in Crime, International Thriller Writers, the Short Mystery Fiction Society, and Crime Writers of Canada, where she currently serves on the Board of Directors as the Regional Representative for Toronto/Southern Ontario. Judy’s latest book, A Hole in One, has just been released by Barking Rain Press.Īn Amazon international bestselling author, Judy is the author of two mystery series: The Glass Dolphin Mysteries ( The Hanged Man’s Noose and A Hole In One) and The Marketville Mysteries ( Skeletons In The Attic). I’m delighted to welcome back fellow crime fiction author, Judy Penz Sheluk. Walker, Robert Weibezahl, and Susan Jane Wright. Floyd, Billy Houston, Bethany Maines, Judy Penz Sheluk, KM Rockwood, Joseph S. Clark, Susan Daly, Buzz Dixon, Jeanne DuBois, Elizabeth Elwood, Tracy Falenwolfe, Kate Fellowes, John M. “Whether it’s vintage Hollywood, the Florida everglades, the Atlantic City boardwalk, or a farmhouse in Western Canada, the twenty authors represented in this collection of mystery and suspense interpret the overarching theme of “moonlight and misadventure” in their own inimitable style where only one thing is assured: Waxing, waning, gibbous, or full, the moon is always there, illuminating things better left in the dark.”įeaturing stories by K.L. Several of the authors, including myself, will be part of west coast author, Joanna Van der Vlugt’s podcast to be recorded on April 17th.

Stand by for the cover reveal, which will happen in the next few weeks! My latest story, “The Moon God of Broadmoor”, is one of 20+ crime fiction tales in the anthology, Moonlight and Misadventure, edited by the indefatigable Judy Penz Sheluk (Superior Shores Press).

The Hanged Man's Noose by Judy Penz Sheluk