I'm very pleased to announce my newest book -- the seventh in my Double V Mysteries series: The Little Engine That Killed.On this adventure, Juliet and Elmer take on a case tracking an about-to-be-released prisoner to recover the money he stole and hid years before -- but as usual, nothing is as it seems, there are more questions than answers, and danger increases with every twist and turn. It's the Christmas season, 1951, and our intrepid duo, unlike Santa Claus, have a little trouble determining for sure who is naughty and who is nice.
Writing this book has been a special treat for me, because I chose the setting for this story in my own hometown -- Chicopee, Massachusetts. But there's a twist to that as well. The particular part of town where the story takes place is Chicopee Falls. In 1951, that village was completely different than it is now, because in the late 1960s and early 1970s, most of it was demolished in an urban renewal project. To write this book, I had to recreate not only a time, but a place that no longer exists. All of the books in this series are a form of time-travel. This one, The Little Engine That Killed, is especially so.
As you can tell from the cover, trains figure prominently in the story. Coal does, too, but not just for the Christmas stocking.
Grab your copy in print or eBook here at Amazon, or a variety of other online sources including Barnes & Noble, Apple, Kobo and others!
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Jacqueline T. Lynch is the author of The Ames Manufacturing Company of Chicopee, Massachusetts - A Northern Factory Town's Perspective on the Civil War;
Comedy and Tragedy on the Mountain: 70 Years of Summer Theatre on Mt. Tom, Holyoke, Massachusetts;
States of Mind: New England; as well as books on classic films and several novels. Her Double V Mysteries series is set in New England in the early 1950s. TO JOIN HER READERS' GROUP - follow this link for a free book as a thank-you for joining.
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