Katharine Schellman studied theatre and history at the College of William & Mary, after which she went on to dance professionally, marry her college sweetheart, and collect addresses up and down the east coast of the United States. The Body in the Garden is her debut novel, though she has previously published a variety of short fiction and essays. Katharine currently lives and writes in the mountains of Virginia, and she is still recovering from that time she worked in political consulting.
Genres: Historical Mystery
New and upcoming books
Series
Lily Adler Mystery
1. The Body in the Garden (2020)
2. Silence in the Library (2021)
3. Death at the Manor (2022)
4. Murder at Midnight (2023)
5. A Scandal in Mayfair (2024)
1. The Body in the Garden (2020)
2. Silence in the Library (2021)
3. Death at the Manor (2022)
4. Murder at Midnight (2023)
5. A Scandal in Mayfair (2024)
Last Call at the Nightingale
1. Last Call at the Nightingale (2022)
2. The Last Drop of Hemlock (2023)
3. The Last Note of Warning (2024)
4. Last Dance Before Dawn (2025)
1. Last Call at the Nightingale (2022)
2. The Last Drop of Hemlock (2023)
3. The Last Note of Warning (2024)
4. Last Dance Before Dawn (2025)
Katharine Schellman recommends
The Curse of Penryth Hall (2023)
(Ruby Vaughn, book 1)
Jess Armstrong
"Clear your calendar before you pick up The Curse of Penryth Hall, because once you start reading you won't want to stop."
A Killing in Costumes (2022)
(Hollywood Treasures Mystery, book 1)
Zac Bissonnette
"Cozy fans are in for a treat with Zac Bissonnette's debut mystery. Readers won't be able to resist Cindy and Jay, whose pitch-perfect friendship is the heart of the playful, twisty plot. Mixing a clever mystery with a dash of Old Hollywood glamor, A Killing in Costumes is a delight from start to finish."
A Botanist's Guide to Parties and Poisons (2022)
(Saffron Everleigh Mystery, book 1)
Kate Khavari
"Kate Khavari has created a charming mystery, full of twists that are as intriguing and deadly as the plants her characters love. Saffron Everleigh is clever and determined, the sort of sleuth that readers will be eager to make space for on their bookshelves. I'm already looking forward to her next adventure!"
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