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Douglas R. Cobb, of New Yorker Times, recommends author Peggy Edelheit’s Samantha Jamison series. “(The) books are sure to please the most discriminating palates of Indie bibliophiles everywhere.  They are well worth your time to check out, and what better month … Continue reading →

Author C. D. Kearby has just posted “10 Big Questions With Peggy A. Edelheit ” on Kearby’s writer’s blog. “1. Who is Samantha Jamison and why are terrible things always happening in her life? Samantha Jamison, my protagonist, is an Author … Continue reading →

Chapter 1 Looking Back The French term, Entr’acte means between the acts. In this case, it is a pause in my series, a brief intermission, so to speak, for a personal memoir of mine. I remember my father telling me I could … Continue reading →

Chloe Carstairs, interior decorator/personal trainer/ amateur investigator, has conducted an interview with sleuth Samantha Jamison, on her site Chloe Gets a Clue. Here is an excerpt: Chloe: After we finish our chai lattes, we can shop! In the meantime, I’ve … Continue reading →

Ellis Vidler has published a guest post by Peggy Edelheit, author of the Samantha Jamison Mystery novels, on her Unpredictable Muse blog. “I’d say there’s a lot of Samantha in me, and visa versa. We seek advice, give others credit more … Continue reading →

Jill Edmondson has conducted an interview with Peggy Edelheit, author of the Samantha Jamison Mystery novels, on her blog site Sasha Jackson Mysteries. Here is an excerpt: “Jill:  WOW! You’ve released five Samantha Jamison Mysteries between 2009 and now (busy gal!)  … Continue reading →

David Njoku has published an interview with Peggy Edelheit, author of the Samantha Jamison Mystery novels, on his excellent interview blog site Indie Author Land. Here is an excerpt: “What is the best thing about being a writer? I get … Continue reading →

Chapter 1 A Change Up, But Nothing’s Changed From the Boca Raton Historical Society The meaning of the name Boca Raton has always aroused curiosity. Many people wrongly assume the name is simply Rat’s Mouth. The Spanish word boca, or … Continue reading →

Chapter 1  Hey, Someone Stole My Woods! I lifted my head off the pillow when I heard a phone ringing. It was mine. I glanced at the clock. It was 6:35 a.m. I waited a beat, trying to focus, looked over at a dead-to-the-world Clay, and … Continue reading →

When I began the Samantha Jamison Mystery Series, Samantha made her debut as my protagonist in solving her husband’s death in The Puzzle in Highlands, North Carolina. Certain distinctive characters from that book went on to Volume 2, Without Any … Continue reading →