The immensely popular Booktown Mystery series is what put Lorna Barrett's name on the New York Times Bestseller list, but it's her talent -- whether writing as Lorna, or L.L. Bartlett, or Lorraine Bartlett -- that keeps her there. This multi-published, Agatha-nominated author pens the exciting Jeff Resnick Mysteries as well as the acclaimed Victoria Square Mystery series and has many short stories and novellas to her name(s) . Lorna lives in Rochester, NY with her husband and two cats, Poppy and Emma.What others are saying about Lorna's books:"Barrett is skilled at making her characters flawed...
Kirsten Miller
Kirsten Miller is a writer of novels, non-fiction, and short stories. She lives in Durban, South Africa. Her first novel, "All is Fish," was shortlisted for the Jacana/EU Literary Awards. She was a three-times finalist in the SA PEN literary award in South Africa. Her non-fiction book, "Children on the Bridge" about her early experiences working in the field of autism was long-listed for the Alan Paton/Sunday Times award for non-fiction. "Sister Moon" is her second novel.
Lorna Barrett
The immensely popular Booktown Mystery series is what put Lorna Barrett's name on the New York Times Bestseller list, but it's her talent -- whether writing as Lorna, or L.L. Bartlett, or Lorraine Bartlett -- that keeps her there. This multi-published, Agatha-nominated author pens the exciting Jeff Resnick Mysteries as well as the acclaimed Victoria Square Mystery series and has many short stories and novellas to her name(s) . Lorna lives in Rochester, NY with her husband and two cats, Poppy and Emma.What others are saying about Lorna's books:"Barrett is skilled at making her characters flawed...
Kirsten Miller
Kirsten Miller is a writer of novels, non-fiction, and short stories. She lives in Durban, South Africa. Her first novel, "All is Fish," was shortlisted for the Jacana/EU Literary Awards. She was a three-times finalist in the SA PEN literary award in South Africa. Her non-fiction book, "Children on the Bridge" about her early experiences working in the field of autism was long-listed for the Alan Paton/Sunday Times award for non-fiction. "Sister Moon" is her second novel.