In this week’s episode of The Bookshop at the End of the Internet, author Deb Richardson-Moore discusses her latest novel, Murder, Forgotten. In this stand-alone suspense novel, a famed mystery writer is losing her memory and, with it, her ability to write her thrilling stories. When her husband is murdered, she is stricken with grief, as well as a deep fear that she may have done it after it is revealed that the murder closely resembles one of her own stories. Deb is also the author of the Branigan Powers murder mystery series in which a homeless man helps a newspaper reporter solve mysteries because he often goes “unseen” by those around him. Deb is a former journalist and a former pastor at a church for homeless parishioners. She shares with us how her work, experiences and travels have influenced her books. In this episode, I’ll chat with Deb about her writing journey, her recent finalist award for Best Mystery, and how her experience blanking out on her parishioners’ names inspired her to write Murder, Forgotten.
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