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Where Did Sloan Murray’s Character Come From?
Belinda here to tell you about a new series of posts I’m starting where I answer readers’ questions about my books or the so called ‘writing life’. We’re starting the series with a good one: Where did the character of Sloan Murray come from? The quick answer is Celtic mythology. But let me expand on that. The principal character in The Pharmacist’s Deadly Secret, Sloan, first appears in Xander’s Folly, the second book in The King’s Jewel series. That series revolves around the Celtic mythology of the four treasures of the Tuatha de Danann and the second book features Lugh’s Spear. In the world I created for my series, Sloan…
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A Sneak Peek into The First Findale Fae Mystery
There’s still one more week before The Good Pharmacist’s Deadly Secrets is available for everyone to read. In the meantime, I thought I’d share a sneak peek at the first chapter: CHAPTER ONE Max, my floppy-eared cocker spaniel, stood on his hind legs and scratched excitedly at the trailer door, his blond stump of a tail wagging back and forth behind him—antics meant to remind me that I hadn’t let him out for his morning walk–as if I needed another reminder of how late I was running. I grabbed the FedEx box from my tiny kitchen table with a sigh and rushed to the door. As I reached…
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Cover Reveal for The Good Pharmacist’s Deadly Secrets
Shaggy Dog Productions is pleased to reveal the cover for The Good Pharmacist’s Deadly Secrets, the first book in author Belinda M. Gordon’s new series the Findale Fae Mysteries. This new series is a fusion of Urban Fantasy and Cozy Mysteries, set in the same world as Gordon’s original series, The King’s Jewel. The stories focus on Sloan, the Sidhe spear bearer, who has returned with her cocker spaniel Max, to live in the small town of Findale in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania. This series has something for everyone––humor, mystery, fae, and even a loveable dog! Look for The Good Pharmacist’s Deadly Secrets to be released in April 2020! This…
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My Lifelong Love Affair with Libraries
This simple exchange between two little girls ignited my lifelong love affair with books and libraries. I couldn’t get enough of either.
