(Newswire.net — February 3, 2015) Scottsdale, AZ — A magician whose life is as mysterious as the sleight-of-hand tricks she performs on stage, a psychic going undercover at a local theater company to catch a killer, and a murder set in a thirteenth century priory are the eclectic offerings of new mysteries from Poisoned Pen Press in February. The newest releases from this Scottsdale, Arizona, independent publisher once again demonstrate how it has grown to become one of the largest mystery publishers in the world.
“Everyone here at Poisoned Pen Press looks forward to the challenge of finding and publishing new mystery fiction books by some of the best authors in the industry,” according to Robert Rosenwald, co-founder and president of Poisoned Pen Press. “We are proud of our ability to offer new releases each month to satisfy readers regardless of their individual preferences within the mystery genre, and February promises to be no exception.”
“Satan’s Lullaby: A Medieval Mystery #11” thrusts readers into the world of Prioress Eleanor in 1278 as she faces an inspection from the head of her order, but soon finds herself accused of ordering the death of the clerk of the priest sent to conduct it. Fans of historical fiction novels will succumb to mystery and enchantment of the medieval world created by author Priscilla Royal.
Far removed from thirteenth century England and France is the very modern private detective, David Randall, in the newest work from Jane Tesh. “Just You Wait: A Grace Street Mystery #4”, finds Randall teamed with his friend, psychic Camden, as they try to solve the mystery surrounding the death of an aging star of their town’s local theater. Unfortunately, the local police are not appreciative of the help Randall and Cam are offering.
Imagine that your personal and professional lives are based on illusion. Then, welcome to the world of Valentine Hill, the lead character in “The Magician’s Daughter: A Valentine Hill Mystery #1” by Judith Janeway. Hill is a magician whose use of illusion to distort her audience’s sense of reality mirrors her personal life. She does not know her age, birthplace or much else about her personal life. Hill puts her skills as an illusionist to work to solve a murder while trying to get her mother to fill in the blanks about her life.
Poisoned Pen Press has an extensive list of authors and novels all written for the various mystery categories. Visit their website for more information on these unique new releases and other available high quality mysteries.
About Poisoned Pen Press
Poisoned Pen Press began as a family affair with husband and wife team Robert Rosenwald and Barbara Peters along with their daughter, Susan Malling. Many of the authors and books have been nominated for or have won all major awards for mystery novels. Their business goal is to offer a large variety of mystery novels to fit each reader’s preference.