Julia Buckley
“A cool, clever, funny read, and the
beginning of an absolutely
delightful series. Julia Buckley
rocks.”
—Bestselling author Anne Frasier
The MADELINE MANN MYSTERIES are now on Nook and Kindle!
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A "bright debut!"
--Kirkus Reviews
"Madeline's zany family and
humorous narrative make this series
debut a pleasurable cozy read, and
Madeline proves that blondes really
do have more fun. Buckley is
definitely a writer to watch."
--The Library Journal
"Welcome to Webley, Illinois, the background to this refreshing new
mystery series. Madeline Mann could do anything and I would still want to
read about her. She's warm, engaging, and fun--and the same goes for Julia
Buckley's writing."
-- Hope McIntyre, author of How to Marry a Ghost and How to Cook for A Ghost
"Skillful plotting, believable characters and snappy dialogue make for a
lively, entertaining story. An intriguing debut in an engaging, fresh new
series. Make mine Madeline Mann!"
--Julia Spencer-Fleming, Edgar finalist and author of ALL MORTAL FLESH
"Madeline Mann is an absolute delight. Oh, that all murder mysteries could
be so much fun to solve. I love Buckley's flawless style; her small town
American settings are perfect, and her characters are so real it wouldn't
surprise me to discover one of the brothers rummaging in my refrigerator.
Julia Buckley has a winner here--charming, intelligent, and exciting. More
"Madman," please--and soon!"
--Robert Fate, The Baby Shark novels
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Now on NOOK and KINDLE!!
Teddy Thurber is an English teacher who has learned human nature from studying the classic works of literature.
So when her former student is murdered, Teddy is the one who is best able to unravel the literary clues that Jessica Halliday has left behind, thereby leading this bookish sleuth into danger, and into the desperate sights of a murderer.
"Julia Buckley writes with confidence, and English-teacher-turned-sleuth Teddy Thurber has an engaging narrative voice!"
--Kathi Baron, author of Shattered
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The title The Ghosts of Lovely Women comes from Homer's THE ODYSSEY, and in fact the entire novel is filled with references to classic literature. From Dostoevsky's CRIME AND PUNISHMENT to Ibsen's A DOLL'S HOUSE to Shakespeare's THE TEMPEST, Teddy finds clues in the greatest works of all time which bring her closer to solving the murder of her student--a girl of nineteen who had dreams of changing the world.
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