Sunshine and Crime: Writing Florida Mysteries

Presented by: Christine Kling | Janet Heijens | Marty Ambrose | Paula Matter | Susan Klaus

Categories: Historical Fiction | Mystery | Regional

Florida offers a setting unlike any other for crime fiction. In this session, Florida authors discuss their books, memorable characters, and the unique people, places, and culture that make the Sunshine State a rich backdrop for mysteries and thrillers.

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