Events › Mysterious England

Join us for an interactive panel of Northwest authors as they discuss their books, love for the mystery genre, and England.

Alice K. Boatwright was “born” to become an Anglophile, after spending her childhood summers at an English country dance and music camp where her father played the fiddle for the dancing. As an adult, it was inevitable that she would begin writing the Ellie Kent mysteries, with an American ex-pat sleuth married to a Morris-dancing, witty, and philosophical English vicar.  

Candace Robb loves spending time in the 14th century, so much so that she’s written 3 crime series set in the period, the internationally bestselling Owen Archer series as well as the Kate Clifford series set in York, and the Margaret Kerr series set in Scotland.

Marty Wingate writes mysteries and histories—all fiction and all set in Britain—including the Potting Shed and Birds of a Feather mysteries. Marty prefers on-the-ground research whenever possible, and so she and her husband regularly travel to England and Scotland, where she can be found tracing the steps of her characters, stopping for tea and a slice of Victoria sponge in a café.

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