Speed City Anthologies
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Murder 20/20
Buy the eBook: Amazon Buy the Paperback: Amazon Published June 2020. Edited by MB Dabney, Lillie Evans, and Shari Held. Introduction by Susan Furlong Inheritance by Andrea Smith One Hundred Years a Widow by Janet E. Williams Mister 20 by J. Paul Burroughs I See What You’re Sayin’ by Ross Carley The Ear Witness by Elizabeth Perona One Dead Politico by D.B. Reddick In the Deepest Darkness by Stephen Terrell Deception at the Double D Convention by Shari Held Arcana 20/20 by T.C. Winters The 20/20 Club by Mary Ann Koontz Tailor-Made for Murder by C.L. Shore MD 20/20 by Hawthorn Mineart Dingo Dan by B.K. Hart Cipher by Elizabeth San Miguel It’s All Relative by S. Ashley Couts The Release by Ramona G. Henderson The Hundred-Year Time Capsule by Diana Catt |
BASIC CATEGORY FICTION:
Mystery Anthology |
Homicide for the Holidays
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Available for order now at Barnes & Noble and Amazon.
Published in 2018 and edited by Diana Catt and Marianne Halbert The perfect holiday gift for your mystery-loving family members. Homicide for the Holidays brings the thrill of mystery to your Christmas season with 12 well-crafted short holiday-themed stories, set in Indiana by Indiana authors. From cozy mysteries to hardboiled police stories, from present-day crime to futuristic drama, this collection features intriguing story-telling and crisp, sharp writing that will thrill and charm even the most humbug of readers. |
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The Fine Art of Murder
Available at Barnes and Noble, Amazon and Walmart.
A collection of eighteen thrilling, mysterious short stories, each of which integrates crime, murder, and fine art, was published October 2016 by Blue River Press. Edited by Brenda Robertson Stewart and Diana Catt.
A collection of eighteen thrilling, mysterious short stories, each of which integrates crime, murder, and fine art, was published October 2016 by Blue River Press. Edited by Brenda Robertson Stewart and Diana Catt.
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Decades of Dirt
Available in paperback at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and BAM and available in an e-book format from Amazon.
An anthology of historical fiction, published July 2015 by Speed City Press, Inc.
An anthology of historical fiction, published July 2015 by Speed City Press, Inc.
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Contributing Authors
Introduction...................................................Jeanne M. Dams Blood of the Hunting Moon..............................S.M. Harding The Thorntown Three.............................................C.L. Shore Only a Grain of Truth...........................................Elaine L. Orr A Piece of Pie...................................................Claudia Pfeiffer The Circle Effect......................................................Diana Catt The Third Deadly Sin....................................S. Ashley Couts A Harrowing Death .................Sarah Glenn & Gwen Mayo Murder on Indiana Avenue.............................Andrea Smith The Dark Core..........................................................Diana Catt One Day at the Spa....................................................B.K. Hart Lesson Learned.............................................Victoria Stewart James Dean and Me.....................Sherita Saffer Campbell Tumbling Crows..............................................N.W. Campbell A Ring of Justice.............................Barbara Swander Miller Miss Hattie Mae's Secret..................................M.B. Dabney SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL! Download Free Classroom/Book Club Questions for Decades of Dirt anthology |
Hoosier Hoops and Hijinks
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Bedlam at the Brickyard
Available at Amazon or Barnes & Noble in paperback or e-book
15 Stories of Bedlam, Bafflement and Bewilderment at the Brickyard 400
Edited by:
Brenda R. Stewart and Wanda Lou Willis
Launched Saturday, June 12, 2010
"This compilation of wistful and diabolical short stories proves that women not only challenge men as race drivers today, but as auto racing storytellers, too. They really know their way around the oval and across the keyboard."
- New York Times best-selling author
James Alexander Thom
Edited by:
Brenda R. Stewart and Wanda Lou Willis
Launched Saturday, June 12, 2010
"This compilation of wistful and diabolical short stories proves that women not only challenge men as race drivers today, but as auto racing storytellers, too. They really know their way around the oval and across the keyboard."
- New York Times best-selling author
James Alexander Thom
Contributing Authors
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James Alexander Thom (foreword)
S. M. Harding Sherita Saffer Campbell Jaci Muzamel Marianne Halbert Dianna Catt Joan Bruce D. B. Reddick |
D. L. Hartmann
Tamara Phillips Andrea Smith M. B. Dabney Victoria A. Stewart Suzanne Leiphart S. Ashley Couts Brenda Robertson Stewart |
RACING CAN BE MURDER
Available at Amazon or Barnes & Noble in paperback or e-book
Edited by Brenda Stewart and Tony Perona
On July 28, 2008, RACING CAN BE MURDER was chosen as a finalist in the Fiction category of the 2008 Best Books of Indiana Competition; sponsored since 2005 by The Indiana Center for the Book -- a program of the Indiana State Library and an affiliate of the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress.
Publishers Weekly: The history of the Indy 500 obviously revved up the imaginations of the Speed City Indiana Chapter of Sisters in Crime, whose members produced the 19 stories that fill this niche anthology. Few of the contributors are well known and some selections aren't as polished as one would hope, but all show the writers have done serious homework to provide authentic grounding for their tales. In addition, chapter members have interlaced brief pages of entertaining and informative Indy lore, superstitions, records and trivia. Standouts include S.M. Harding's "One Cold Dish," which features Kate St. John, a very together chef who caters an unusually deadly Indy party; Sheila Boneham's "Tracks," an adventure at the Indy 500 Hall of Fame Museum involving pet photographer Janet McPhail and her dog, Jay; and Sherita Saffer Campbell's "Pole Day at the Track," a clever tale of an ex-con wrestling with going straight or getting revenge. Indy fans should race for this one.
On July 28, 2008, RACING CAN BE MURDER was chosen as a finalist in the Fiction category of the 2008 Best Books of Indiana Competition; sponsored since 2005 by The Indiana Center for the Book -- a program of the Indiana State Library and an affiliate of the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress.
Publishers Weekly: The history of the Indy 500 obviously revved up the imaginations of the Speed City Indiana Chapter of Sisters in Crime, whose members produced the 19 stories that fill this niche anthology. Few of the contributors are well known and some selections aren't as polished as one would hope, but all show the writers have done serious homework to provide authentic grounding for their tales. In addition, chapter members have interlaced brief pages of entertaining and informative Indy lore, superstitions, records and trivia. Standouts include S.M. Harding's "One Cold Dish," which features Kate St. John, a very together chef who caters an unusually deadly Indy party; Sheila Boneham's "Tracks," an adventure at the Indy 500 Hall of Fame Museum involving pet photographer Janet McPhail and her dog, Jay; and Sherita Saffer Campbell's "Pole Day at the Track," a clever tale of an ex-con wrestling with going straight or getting revenge. Indy fans should race for this one.
Contributing Authors
Judith Skillings, Chris Wright, Brenda Robertson Stewart, Andrea Smith, S.M. Harding, Lucy Coyle Schilling, Phil Dunlap, Sheila Boneham, Tamera Huber, Sherity Saffer Campbell, P.J. Robertson, D.B. Reddick, Wanda Lou Willis, Debi Watson, Sheila Sowder, Jaci Muzamel, Tamera Phillips, Diana Catt, Tony Perona, and JoAnn Collins