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How I Got My Idea for Horsing Around with Murder

Posted on November 6, 2021 by Maureen Fisher

I often get asked where I get ideas for my books. This is how the concept for ‘Horsing Around with Murder’ evolved. Settling on a location for my funny and furry Senior Sleuth Mystery series was easy—a dude ranch owned … Continue reading →

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Horsing Around With Murder: Let the Fun Begin

Posted on February 4, 2017 by Maureen Fisher

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So I’ve started writing my next book called Horsing Around with Murder, a semi-cozy mystery featuring all the usual culprits–murder, secrets, intrigue, and a bumbling sleuth (some of you may remember Auntie Beth from Fur Ball Fever). As an added … Continue reading →

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Six Sentence Sunday (Nick & Grace’s First Kiss)

Posted on September 22, 2012 by Maureen Fisher

Excerpt from FUR BALL FEVER: All of a sudden what he’d started as an act of expediency turned into a real kiss. Her familiar scent and sweet taste flooded his senses. A wave of lust, thick, fast, and damn near … Continue reading →

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