Hoosier Hoops and Hijinks
16 Mysteries Set Amongst Indiana Hardcourts

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Published October 1, 2013
by Speed City Indiana Chapter of Sisters in Crime
Edited by Brenda Robertson Stewart and Tony Perona

Hoosier Hoops and Hijinks is a collection of sixteen stories written by some of today's best emerging mystery writers. Each short mystery is written by a member of the Speed City Indiana Chapter of Sisters in Crime, and each is set around Indiana basketball and separated by an interesting non-fiction piece about Hoosier hoops.

It's only a game, you say? Don't you believe it. After that final buzzer, these stories reveal, it may be the games are only beginning. When it comes to Hoosier Hijinks, not everyone plays by the rules. And thats what makes it irresistible. -- From the Introduction by Hank Phillippi Ryan 

Indiana stories by Indiana authors:

• Introduction - Hank Phillippi Ryan
• The Art of the Game - Dianna Catt
• Snowplowed - Tony Perona
• Bleeding Purple - D. L. Hartman
• The Missing Medallion - M. B. Dabney
• Hoosier Business - Sherita Saffer Campbell
• Requiem in Crimson - Brandt Dodson
• Give and Go - Marianne Halbert
• The Odds are Always Uneven - Sarah Glenn and Gwen Mayo
• Murder in the Dawg House - D. B. Reddick
• Fallen Idols - Andrea Smith
• One Good Shot - S. M. Harding
• Breaking and Entering - Sara Gerow
• Uncle Vito and the Cheerleader - M. E. May
• Deadly Bet - Suzanne Leiphart
• More Than The Game - Barbara Swander Miller
• The Big Slowdown - Terence Faherty
• Redemption - Brenda Robertson Stewart

Hoosier Hoops and Hijinks

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​Publisher: Blue River Press 
6”x 9”, 296 pages
Softcover: $10.50
ISBN-10 : 1935628291
ISBN-13 : 978-1935628293
Published: October 1, 2013

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Ebook: $9.99
ASIN : B00A4L7DIC​
Published: October 1, 2013​

​BASIC CATEGORY FICTION:
​Mystery Anthology ​

About the Editors
Editor and contributor Brenda Robertson Stewart has been a professional painter, forensic artist, editor, and author. Her short stories have been published in Derby Rotten Scoundrels, Power in the Blood, Low Down and Derby and she has coedited Racing Can Be Murder, Bedlam at the Brickyard, and Hoosier Hoops and Hijinks and The Fine Art of Murder.​

Tony Perona is the author of a mystery series featuring stay-at-home dad/ freelance investigative reporter, Nick Bertetto. He is a member of Mystery Writers of America and has served the organization as Midwest Chapter President and as a member of the national board.