Lucy Connelly travels around the world, usually with her bossy dog in tow. Her favorite pastime is sipping tea in a quaint cafe as she turns each passerby into a murder victim, witness, or suspect. If she stares at you strangely, don't worry. She only murdered you in her book.
Praise for An American in Scotland: An atmospheric, character-driven debut . . . [For] fans of Carlene O'Connor's Irish mysteries. -Library Journal, starred review [A] promising debut and series launch . . . Jane Austen fans will relate. -Publishers Weekly Stunning Scottish scenery provides the backdrop for an enjoyable mix of murder and romance. -Kirkus Reviews Uniquely creative and exceptionally well-done. -Wonder Women Sixty [A] fun small-town murder mystery . . . This series is off to a great start. -Red Carpet Crash A delightful new cozy mystery full of adventure and Scottish charm. You'll love every minute you spend with Lucy Connelly's intriguing characters. -Paige Shelton, New York Times bestselling author of the Scottish Bookshop Mystery series The quintessential cozy mystery. Lucy Connelly knows her stuff! -Linda Castillo, New York Times bestselling author A determined new heroine and a gorgeous small town Scottish setting will leave readers yearning for another visit. -Lucy Burdette, author of the Key West Food Critic mystery series. An American in Scotland will sweep you away with its captivating heroine, unique setting, plenty of red herrings and unexpected surprises. A rewarding read and a refreshing debut for what promises to be a fun series. -Hannah Dennison, author of The Honeychurch Hall Mysteries