FBI SPECIAL AGENT DAWNA SHEPHERD IS BACK!

March 1, 2024 by Diana Deverell

FBI Special Agent Dawna Shepherd first appeared in my fiction in Night on Fire, my second international thriller which is set in Denmark during a war between two rival biker gangs.

I enjoy writing about Dawna and she stars in many short stories and comes to the aid of Casey Collins, my thriller heroine, in the next two novels in that series.

In “Foul Trouble”, my eighteenth short mystery story featuring Dawna, she returns to Copenhagen on a temporary assignment to aid the Danish National Police. Her efforts to nail passport fraudsters are undercut by a leaker from her own side.

“Foul Trouble” was just published in BETRAYAL, the seventeenth and newest issue of Mystery, Crime, and Mayhem.

For this issue, nine writers took wildly different takes on the theme of betrayal. The result is great entertainment!

You can buy your copy of BETRAYAL directly from the publisher or follow the links she provides to your favorite online bookseller. Available in digital and print.

THE HUNT IS ON!

February 27, 2023 by Diana Deverell

The spring issue of Mystery, Crime, and Mayhem – The Hunt is all about hunting someone or something, or being hunted.

You feel eyes on you. Watching. Waiting. Have they caught up with you?

Or maybe those eyes are yours. Watching someone dangerous.

Either way, the hunt begins and the hunter or the prey faces doom.

Check out the great company I’m keeping in this issue:

“The Devil’s Trumpet” by Joslyn Chase”

“At the Intersection of Suspicious and Strange” by Kari Kilgore

“All I need to Say” by Jason A. Adams

“In the Garden of Lies” by Michele Lang

“The Final Girl” by Annie Reed

“Juju and Her Beads” by Leah R. Cutter

“Lowlife Safari” by Diana Deverell

“Somniphobia” by David H. Hendrickson

Available as an ebook from most online booksellers and in paperback from Amazon. Click on the cover above or follow this universal link to your favorite retailer to buy your copy.

MYSTERY, CRIME, AND MAYHEM NOW IN ITS THIRD YEAR!

February 18, 2022 by Diana Deverell

Crime has been with us forever. Chances are, that even as we approach the age of rocket ships and space habitats, it will follow us.

And we’ll keep trying to find better ways to fight crime. Or so I imagine in my short story, “Peacekeeping Colorado-Style in 2055.”

Come join me and six other contributors to this quarterly magazine as we explore the future side of crime in Always With Us.

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