Murder in The Vatican: The Church Mysteries of Sherlock Holmes
Written by Ann Margaret Lewis
Illustrated by Rikki Niehaus
Category: Mystery
152 pages
Published in August 2010
This book has received the Catholic Writers Guild Seal of Approval
Book Website http://holmeschurchmysteries.com/
Available from Wessex Press http://www.wessexpress.com/
and Ignattius Press http://www.ignatius.com/
Available from Amazon.com
http://www.amazon.com/Murder-Vatican-Church-Mysteries-Sherlock/dp/0938501526/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1300058644&sr=8-4
A sudden death in the Vatican. An international incident over stolen artifacts. A priest's wrongful imprisonment for murder. Follow the great detective as he investigates three baffling cases at the "express desire of his Holiness, the Pope." In this collection of three of the great detective's untold tales, mentioned in the original Holmes stories, the voices of dr. John H. Watson and the legendary Pope Leo XIII reveal how the great Sherlock Holmes brought three grim ecclesial cases to startling and poignant conclusions.
Born and raised in Waterford, Michigan, Ann Margaret Lewis attended Michigan State University, where she received her Bachelor's degree in English Literature. She began her writing career writing tie-in children’s books and short stories for DC Comics. Most recently she published a second edition of her book, Star Wars: The New Essential Guide to Alien Species, for Random House.
After attacking the Star Wars universe, Ann plunged into writing science fiction/fantasy, historical fiction, and, of course, mysteries. Her latest book is Murder in the Vatican:The Church Mysteries of Sherlock Holmes published by Wessex Press. She is also co-writing a historical novel entitled Roman which tells the true story of a priest in 1840s southern Indiana who was accused of assaulting a woman in a confessional.
Ann is a classically trained soprano, and has performed around the New York City area. She has many interests from music to art history, to theology and all forms of literature. She is the President of the Catholic Writers Guild, an international organization for Catholic Writers and the coordinator of the Catholic Writers Conference LIVE. After living in New York City for fifteen years, Ann moved to Indianapolis, Indiana with her husband Joseph Lewis and their son, Raymond. Together they enjoy their life in the heartland.
After attacking the Star Wars universe, Ann plunged into writing science fiction/fantasy, historical fiction, and, of course, mysteries. Her latest book is Murder in the Vatican:The Church Mysteries of Sherlock Holmes published by Wessex Press. She is also co-writing a historical novel entitled Roman which tells the true story of a priest in 1840s southern Indiana who was accused of assaulting a woman in a confessional.
Ann is a classically trained soprano, and has performed around the New York City area. She has many interests from music to art history, to theology and all forms of literature. She is the President of the Catholic Writers Guild, an international organization for Catholic Writers and the coordinator of the Catholic Writers Conference LIVE. After living in New York City for fifteen years, Ann moved to Indianapolis, Indiana with her husband Joseph Lewis and their son, Raymond. Together they enjoy their life in the heartland.
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April 2nd - Tribute Books Reviews & Giveaways http://tributebooksreviews.blogspot.com/
April 2nd - Fabianspace http://www.fabianspace.com/
April 2nd - PUTTING WORDS DOWN ON PAPER http://susannedrazic.blogspot.com/
April 2nd - Time With Tannia http://timewithtannia.tripod.com/
April 3rd - Marian Allen http://marianallen.com/
April 4th - A Pius Man http://apiusman.blogspot.com/
April 5th - The Baker Street Blog http://www.bakerstreetblog.com/
April 6th - One Writer's Journey http://pennylockwoodehrenkranz.blogspot.com/
April 7th - Happy Catholic http://happycatholic.blogspot.com/
April 7th - CatholicMom.com http://catholicmom.com/
April 8th - Impact Reviews http://www.chadlavender.com/impact
April 8th - The Writing Life For Me http://thewritinglifeforme.blogspot.com/
April 9th - One Hot Mess http://naomi-jay.livejournal.com/
April 11th - Litland.com Book Reviews http://www.litland.com/reviews.html
April 12th - Litland.com Reviews! http://www.litland.com/blog/
April 14th - Katie Hines - Walking on Water http://katiehines.blogspot.com/
April 15th - Sherlock Holmes Fan Wiki http://www.sherlockholmeswiki.com/page/Sherlock+Holmes+Fan+Wiki%3A+blog
April 16th - Teresa's Simplicity In Words http://www.teribelle.wordpress.com/
April 18th - The Book Connection http://thebookconnectionccm.blogspot.com/
April 20th - Author Caprice Hokstad http://caprice.splashdownbooks.com/


12 comments:
I very pleased to find this website on bing, just what I was searching for : D also saved to my bookmarks .
Anyone who attended MSU is A-okay in my book. Go Spartans! Best wishes to Ann for her success!
Wow...I can't imagine the research Ms. Lewis does! Best wishes to her and her newest book and her upoming one. :)
This is a completely cool looking cover! I would pick it p in a heartbeat.
Shelley
I love Sherlock. "Murder in The Vatican" is right up my alley. Thanks Susanne.
The book sounds intriguing, Ann. Congratulations. And you are a singer too. What a nice talent to have.
Enjoyed your review, Susanne.
Wow, that's a busy tour! It sounds like a fantastic book - thank you for the heads up!
Hi Susanne and Ann .. thanks - the book does sound extremely interesting .. fascinating seeing some of the workings inside the Vatican.
What a cool looking book! And she's so diverse in her books pubbed! No brnading or pigeon-holing there. Awesome. Plus, like Sharon, I'm completely impressed by the research she must have to do for each book.
Thanks for sharing about her, Susanne! Have a great week!
Thanks so much for hosting Ann on her book tour! Ann does do a lot of research and has a real love for Holmes & Watson. I did a mini-review of her book on fabianspace.blogspot.com, and there are several other reviews on the tour.
Blessings,
Karina Fabian
www.fabianspace.com
Thanks for having me on your blog, Susanne. It's always a joy to meet a fellow Michigander (I know, folks say the "gander" is sexist...but it just sounds better). And you are a gracious host, too!
If anyone has questions about the book, please feel free to email me at annlewis (at) joesystems.com.
Blessings!
--Ann Lewis
I wanted to thank everyone for stopping by to check out the Book Spotlight post on Murder in The Vatican.
Hi, Ann. I was glad to have my blog be one of the stops on your book tour. I wish you much success!
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