Maggi Andersen, Author of Murder in Devon: On Tour

This post was most recently updated on May 24th, 2012

Publisher: Black Opal Books

Category: Contemporary Mystery/Romantic Suspense

Date: February 25, 2012

Available in Print and ebook: 162 Pages

An ex-patriot American reporter living in England, Casey Rowan wakes to find one best friend murdered and another seriously injured. Casey is determined to find the killer, despite running afoul of the detective in charge of the case—a blue-eyed Scot named Rod Carlisle, who considers her a prime suspect. As Casey gets closer to the truth, losing her heart to the sexy cop isn’t the only thing she risks. Now her life is danger, too.

Rod has no patience with civilians who interfere in police matters, even hot little numbers like Casey. Though he tries to keep things professional between, Casey’s beauty and spunk are hard to resist. Rod warns her that what she’s doing is dangerous, but she refuses to listen. Can he find the killer before Casey becomes the next victim?

Reviews:

“Maggi Coleman weaves together Casey’s findings, Carlisle’s findings, foreshadowing, red herrings, and the inner thoughts of Casey and Rod to create a suspense that makes Casey’s Luck a compelling story that one wants to read without being interrupted until the very last page is enjoyed.”- Long and Short Reviews

“Andersen has crafted a sharp, twisting plot. Murder in Devon does not hand over its secrets easily, but drags you along and keeps you riveted until the last page. Her characters are real, filled with humor and pathos and you want so much for Casey to find the killer but also for her to achieve a sense of peace at the tragic loss of her friend. Maggie Anderson has a new fan and I can’t wait to read another of her novels. My rating: A standout 5 stars.” – Taylor Jones

“The author gives a clear picture of a chilling winter in the English countryside, and presents believable, complex characters. I found the story thought-provoking and satisfying.” Literary Nymph

“Murder in Devon by Maggi Andersen is a murder mystery as chilling as the wintry English countryside it is set in.  Murder in Devon is a fast-paced, riveting tale of greed, politics, murder, and two people trying to find room for love while remaining on opposite sides of a police investigation. This suspense-filled page-turner deprived me of sleep, supper, and my usual email-and-chat fix in the evenings. I simply couldn’t put it down. You’ll want to visit this one over and over again.”- Regan Murphy

About Maggi Andersen:

Maggi Andersen and her lawyer husband are empty nesters, living in the country outside Sydney, Australia, with their cat and the demanding wildlife. Parrots demand seed, possums demand fruit, and ducks visit from the stream at the bottom of the garden.

Andersen always felt she was meant to be a writer, but raising three children and studying for a Bachelor of Arts degree and a Master of Arts in Creative Writing degree came first. Georgette Heyer has strongly influenced her historical romances.  Her love of romantic suspense came from Mary Stewart and Victoria Holt.

Her current favorite writers are Elizabeth George and Sue Grafton. In her spare time, Maggi enjoys reading and watching movies. She swims and goes to the gym to keep fit. Her novel, Murder in Devon, will be released by Black Opal Books in Spring 2012.

Maggi’s Website.

Murder in Devon is available at Amazon.

Tour Dates:

Buried Under Books May 2 Review
Buried Under Books May 3 Giveaway and Guest Post
Little Black Marks May 7 Review
TeacherWriter May 8 Review
Over Cups of Coffee  May 11 Review
The Bookworm May 13 Review
Socrates’ Book Reviews May 14 Review and Giveaway
TeacherWriter  May 15 Interview
Australian Bookshelf May 15 Review
Beauty is a Sleeping Cat May 16 Review
Australian Bookshelf May 17 Giveaway and Guest Post
Romancing the Book May 17 Review
Romancing the Book  May 18 Guest Post
Butterfly-O-Meter May 21 Review
Butterfly-O-Meter May 23 Giveaway and Excerpt
Bags, Books & Bon Jovi May 24 Review
Reviews by Molly May 24 Review, Giveaway, and Guest Post