New novel from Virginia Winters

Dr. Virginia Winters's latest novel in her Dangerous Journeys series, The Facepainter Murders, has just been released in trade paperback by Write Words Inc. and is available online at http://www.writewordsinc.com and http://www.amazon.com/

Anne McPhail is back in Culver's Mills, Vermont for a quiet holiday. But Culver's Mills is an unlucky spot for her vacation. She finds the dead body of a naked man, and is soon helping her friend Adam Davidson to investigate the murder. Who is the dead man and what was his involvement with the theft of a painting and a sampler from the art gallery? Who owns the art, James
Trevelyan, an elderly man whose genealogy may hold the key, or the owners of Evan's, the restaurant where they were found? More bodies turn up as the murderer kills the others in his criminal gang. Then he turns his attention to Anne.

"I am so pleased to have this novel published. Genealogists have to be detectives, as I discovered on researching my own family. I think the reader will enjoy following the genealogical clues to the solution of the mystery."

"We are very proud to have published The Facepainter Murders by Virginia Winters said Arline Chase, publisher. "We are a small company and choose our books carefully. We only publish work from writers we feel are talented and have a lot to offer."
Dr. Winters' other works have appeared in Confabulation2, 3 and 4, anthologies available from Wynterblue Publishing, North Bay, Ontario and online at Pine Tree Mysteries, Six Sentences and the Camroc Press Review.

She enjoys meeting readers at book-signings, speaking to local groups (at the library, community college, clubs, etc.) about her work, and may be contacted through her website at http://www.virginiawinters.ca or by e-mail at vwinters ( @ ) sympatico dot ca

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