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Looking Out the Window: Linda Weaver Clarke Talks about Her Lost Love, the Latest Cozy Mystery in the Amelia Moore Detective Series



A Warm Welcome to Linda Weaver Clarke, author of the Amelia Moore Detective Series

Congratulations, Linda, on your latest cozy mystery, Her Lost Love
 
 
Her Lost Love: Amelia Moore Detective Series

Amelia Moore, the founder of the Moore Detective Agency, specializes in missing persons. Julie Anderson feels a need to find the man she fell deeply in love with during her youth. When Julie went off to college to become a lawyer, she lost contact with her high school sweetheart. She now wants to know what became of Joey and why he stopped writing to her? This is an assignment that intrigues Amelia. The thought of finding a long-lost love seems quite romantic.

What the reviewers are saying about the Amelia Moore Detective Series and Her Lost Love

Most mysteries are a “who-done-it,” but this cozy mystery series specializes in missing persons. Amelia Moore, founder of the Moore Detective Agency, and Rick Bonito always solve their case. Her Lost Love is the fifth mystery in the Amelia Moore Detective Series. There is a nice blend of mystery, romance, and humor. The little sparks of romance between the two detectives simply add to the mystery of this story.

“I've read this series from the beginning and come to know and love Amelia and Rick more with each book. These are some of my favorite cozy mysteries and I know exactly what I'm getting with them--a fun, unique mystery that isn't too intense, mingled with a sweet, clean romance. I think Amelia and Rick compliment each other perfectly, both professionally and personally. Of course, since I'm a romantic at heart, I love the romantic moments in the story.” --Katie Watkins, Katies Clean Book Collection

Julie Anderson feels a need to find the man she fell deeply in love with during her youth. When Julie went off to college to become a lawyer, she lost contact with her high school sweetheart. She now wants to know what became of Joey and why he stopped writing to her? This is an assignment that intrigues Amelia. The thought of finding a long-lost love seems quite romantic.

“I love long-lost love stories,” wrote Melanie Valderrama of Mel’s Shelves. “So this one grabbed my interest right from the beginning. What I enjoy about this series is that there's always more to each case than they originally think. This case was no different. I love how their personal relationship is progressing and am excited to see what happens next. Rick is so irresistible and romantic and he steps up big time in this book. I'm definitely looking forward to reading more!”

 Each novel in this mystery series has enough twists to keep the reader guessing. “Her Lost Love” not only has a case for Amelia and Rick to solve, but the romance is intriguing. Library of Clean Reads wrote: “This is a fast-paced, creative mystery that has at its heart crime, archaeological digs, romance, ‘good guys and bad’ that combine to make an interesting, quick read.”

The books in the Amelia Moore Detective Series are The Bali Mystery, The Shamrock Case, The Missing Heir, and The Mysterious Doll. For more information or to read sample chapters, visit www.lindaweaverclarke.com.

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About Linda Weaver Clarke
Linda Weaver Clarke travels throughout the United States, teaching people to write their family history and autobiography. She is the author of several historical sweet romances, a mystery/adventure series, a children’s book, and a cozy mystery series.
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Larry Hammersley said…
This is a most intriguing story line and I must add this to my reading list. This sounds like clean romance at its best and surely will have a happy ending. Best wishes, as always Linda and Gail thanks again for another great interview with a classy lady.
May 20, 2015 at 8:31 AM
Miss Mae said…
This sounds exciting, Linda! I've not thought of a woman detective series. I'm curious to know if you've had to "investigate" (ha ha) how detectives work - like their methods, police jargon, etc. Who do you go to for authentic advice? And finding a lost love -- how does one even start? Fantastic premise! :)
May 25, 2015 at 5:46 AM
Finbar said…
There have been many female crime solvers before in literature and on TV so it works as a concept. Hook the reader in the story and this may the start of yet another crime drama series !! As always, good luck in the future with it...
May 25, 2015 at 11:23 AM
Linda Weaver Clarke said…
The research for this book was awesome. I learned so much. I think research is one of my favorite things to do. I even talked to a private investigator to find out some things.
May 26, 2015 at 10:17 AM
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