Susan M. Boyer has been making up stories her whole life. She tags along with her husband on business trips whenever she can because hotels are great places to write: fresh coffee all day and cookies at 4 p.m. They call Greenville, SC, home, and spend as much time as possible on the Carolina coast. Susan's debut novel, Lowcountry Boil, won the Agatha Award for best first novel. It was a 2012 RWA Golden Heart(R) finalist and a 2012 Daphne du Maurier award winner. There are currently ten novels plus a short story collection in the Liz Talbot series. Visit Susan on the web at https: //www.Susanmboyer.com
Praise for the Liz Talbot Mystery Series
"Plenty of secrets, long-simmering feuds, and greedy ventures make
for a captivating read...Boyer's chick lit PI debut charmingly
showcases South Carolina island culture." - Library Journal"Boyer
delivers a beach read filled with quirky, endearing characters and
a masterfully layered mystery, all set in the lush lowcountry.
Don't miss this one!" - Mary Alice Monroe, New York Times
bestselling author
"Has everything you could want in a traditional mystery: a credible
and savvy protagonist, a meaty mystery, and setting that will make
you want to spend time in South Carolina. I enjoyed every minute of
it." - Charlaine Harris, New York Times Bestselling Author"The
local foods sound scrumptious and the locale descriptions are
enough to entice us to be tourists...the PI detail is as convincing
as Grafton." - Fresh Fiction"Boyer deftly shapes characters with
just enough idiosyncrasies without succumbing to cliches while
infusing her lighthearted plot with an insightful look at
families." - Oline Cogdill, South Florida Sun Sentinel"This
light-hearted and authentically Southern mystery is full of heart,
insight, and a deep understanding of human nature. Susan M. Boyer
is a fresh new voice in crime fiction!" - Hank Phillippi Ryan,
Author of Her Perfect Life"It's a simmering gumbo of a story full
of spice, salt, heat, and shrimp. She had me guessing, detouring
for a few laughs then doubling back for another clue right until
the last chapter." - The Huffington Post"Twisted humor has long
been a tradition in Southern literature (maybe it's the heat and
humidity), and Boyer delivers it with both barrels. In lesser
hands, all the hijinks could be distracting, but not in Lowcountry
Boil. Boyer's voice is so perky that no matter what looney mayhem
her characters commit, we happily dive in with them. An original
and delightful read." - Betty Webb, Mystery Scene Magazine
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