Sara Rosett & MURDER IN BLACK TIE

10/16/19 • 29 min

Crime and Wine: Novelist Chats with Pamela Fagan Hutchins

Grab some Earl Grey and chocolate and dive into this interview with Sara Rosett Books as we talk about about her newest High Society Lady Detective historical mystery MURDER IN BLACK TIE, all things Anglophile, and how her plucky "problem solver" Olive Belgrave came to be, on Wine Women & Writing Radio. IMHO, Sara delivers some of the best mysteries in the cozy genre, and you'll want to hear how she does it (and read them for yourself!).

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For more information about Sara's mysteries, visit http://sararosett.com.

This is a copyrighted and solely owned production of Authors on the Air Global Radio Network

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