Ann Schwarz is a published author of short fiction for children and adults, a former contributor to Spirit and Truth Publishing for their “Living the Word” series, and an active SCBWI member. She has an MFA in Creative Writing from the Spalding University Naslund-Mann School of Writing with an emphasis in writing for children and young adults. She resides in Kentucky.
Real-life mysteries can be murder.
Recent college graduate and aspiring mystery novelist Emily Monroe is determined to prove she can take care of herself, despite her disabilities with cerebral palsy. Unfortunately, it’s taking longer than she hoped to earn a living as a writer.
However, Emily has developed a successful business utilizing her other gifts as a psychic to pay the bills. Things are going well, until she finds herself embroiled in a real-life mystery when one of her newest clients is murdered.
Riddled by guilt, she is determined to help catch the perpetrator. But it will take more than her intuitive skills to do so, especially for a killer clever and careful enough to have gotten away with murder before and who is willing to kill again to tie up any loose threads, even if one of them is Emily herself.
