Victoria Gilbert, raised in the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains, turned her early obsession with reading into a dual career as an author and librarian. Victoria has worked as a reference librarian, research librarian, and library director. When not writing or reading, she likes to spend her time watching films, gardening, or traveling. She is a member of Sisters in Crime and International Thriller Writers and lives in North Carolina. This is her fourth Blue Ridge Library mystery.
Praise for Bound for Murder Pleasant. --Kirkus Reviews The plot builds to a complex but satisfying conclusion. Cozy fans will hope Amy will return soon. --Publishers Weekly Series fans will enjoy the ongoing shenangians...Newbies with an appreciation for small town politics (and an interlibrary loan mulligan) will have no trouble starting here. --Booklist Another deftly crafted mystery buff's delight by a true master of the genre. --Midwest Book Review The murder mystery is both well plotted and clever enough to keep the most seasoned of mystery readers guessing. --MyShelf A mystery that has suspense, surprises, and humor which makes for an addicting and delightful cozy read from beginning to end. --Manhattan Book Review Praise for Past Due for Murder A fun tale of books and crooks! --Woman's World Gilbert weaves a well-paced, engaging story with strong characters... Blue Ridge Mystery fans will love reconnecting with Amy and her Taylorsford compatriots. --NY Journal of Books Readers who enjoy a splash of the local history of the Blue Ridge Mountains as well as current events, will find this an interesting read, and I can envision it as a good selection for a local book club. I look forward to the next book and highly recommend you read not only this one, but the two before it. --MyShelf Skillfully written...This library-loving mystery series [is] completely irresistible. --Kings River Life Magazine Well-written, featuring an intriguing and complex central mystery that builds to an exciting finale, Past Due for Murder is great. --Fab Book Reviews