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Twenty-fifth Mystery In the Series
"Mrs. Jeffries in the Nick of Time"
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Very few writers can consistently provide an entertaining historical cozy as Emily Brightwell does with her Mrs. Jeffries tales. The current Victorian era case is interesting catching the reader’s attention due in part to recurring characters, but also because the police are under suspicion by the physician and team Jeffries. Readers will appreciate this latter half ninetieth century whodunit as Ms. J, her staff and her employer provide the audience with a strong investigation and a deep look at Victorian England.--- Harriet Klausner
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June 4th 2009:
Dear Reader,
I am working on Chapter Seven of the next mystery. This is the first draft - I will keep writing until I am two or three chapters from the end and then begin rewriting the earlier chapters. This is my usual technique. As I write this next mystery I find interesting ideas about each character to incorporate into the story as the plot unwinds. This usually means I have to go back to the start of the mystery and add a few sentences or scenes to "set up" these character twists.
Many writers like to map out the complete book before starting but I find I am more creative using this approach. I am happy with the progress I am making on this mystery since I am sticking to my daily goal of writing five new pages per day.
Best Wishes,
Emily Brightwell
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