Close Up on Murder

by Linda Townsdin

  Special thanks to my dear friend and tireless reader, editor and supporter, Julie Williams; my talented and wonderful mystery critique group, Pam Giarrizzo, Michele Drier and June Gillam; early reader Rae James and Sisters in Crime for all your support. Jennifer Fisher, who helps make my manuscripts stronger. Doug Kelly, proofreader; Karen Phillips, cover artist; and L.K. Campbell, eBook formatter. To Anthony Wade for his information on Kajukembo, and burn nurse Holly Olmsted—I hope I got it right. Finally, I’d like to thank my husband, Gary Delsohn, for his loving support, and my children, Joseph and Amanda, who inspire me every single day.

  About the Author

  Linda Townsdin worked for years in communications for nonprofit and corporate organizations, most recently as writer/editor for a national criminal justice consortium. Townsdin’s work included editorial and marketing assistance in projects involving cybercrime, tribal justice and other public safety issues. Published in 2014, Focused on Murder is the first book in her Spirit Lake Mystery series, inspired by her wonderful childhood in Northern Minnesota. Close Up on Murder is the second in the series. She lives in California with her husband.

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  About the Author

  Linda Townsdin writes the Spirit Lake Mystery series inspired by her childhood in northern Minnesota. Focused on Murder (2014), Close Up on Murder (2015), and Blow Up on Murder (2017) have been called “complex murder mysteries with bone-chilling thrills and a little bit of romance.”

  Townsdin worked for years in communications for nonprofit and corporate organizations, most recently as writer/editor for a national criminal justice consortium. Townsdin’s work included editorial and marketing assistance in projects involving cybercrime, tribal justice and other public safety issues.

  In addition to mysteries, her short stories have been published in several anthologies. A member of Sisters in Crime, She Writes, Mystery Must Advertise and Amherst Writers & Artists (AWA), she co-chaired the 2017 Capitol Crimes Anthology. Townsdin lives in California.

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