Welcome to my web site, whether you're a mystery lover, a music lover, a quilter, a
tree hugger, care about someone with Alzheimer's, or just like getting to know authors.
The new Joan Spencer Mystery, Her Brother's Keeper, is now available from Perseverance Press.
ISBN 978-1-56474 -525-5 $15.95
Meanwhile, I'm blogging occasionally with the other Perseverance authors. Take a look at http://getitwriteblog.wordpress.com/ Type Sara Hoskinson Frommer into the search bar to find my contributions. A recent one, "Kicking and screaming and rereading my babies," tells a little about the process of turning my old books into ebooks for all those gizmos.
Murder in C Major, St. Martin's Press, 1986; Worldwide, 1988.
Now available as an ebook.
Kindle
Nook
Kobo
(Independent Bookstores)
iTunes
Smashwords
Also a trade paperback from
Poisoned Pen Press.
ISBN: 1-890208-31-0. $14.95
Poisoned Pen Press Missing Mystery
#17 April, 2000
Excerpt
Reviews
Buried in Quilts, St. Martin's Press, 1994; Worldwide,
1996;
Now available as an ebook.
Kindle
Nook
Kobo
(Independent Bookstores)
iTunes
Smashwords
Also a POD trade paperback from
The Authors Guild Backinprint.com, 2000.
Murder & Sullivan, St. Martin's Press, 1997; Worldwide, 1998.
Reader's Choice Award for Best Traditional (Amateur Sleuth) Mystery.
Now available as an ebook.
Kindle
Nook
Kobo
(Independent
Bookstores)
iTunes
Smashwords
Excerpt
Reviews
The Vanishing Violinist, St. Martin's Minotaur, 1999;
Worldwide, 2000.
Now available as an ebook.
Kindle
Nook
KoBo
(Independent
Bookstores)
iTune
s
Smashwords
Excerpt
Reviews
The following books will soon be ebooks.
Witness in Bishop Hill, St.
Martin's Minotaur, 2002; Worldwide, 2004.
Excerpt
Reviews
Here's the real Bishop Hill.
Death Climbs a Tree, St. Martin's Minotaur, 2005;
Worldwide,
2008
Reviews
Adult New Reader books
As my first contribution to literacy (before I started tutoring an adult learner in 1999), I
wrote sixteen
little books for adults who read at the first- and second-grade level. Very short and easy
to read, these
illustrated books appeal to the interests of adults, not children. Some of them are
mysteries, including my
first quilting mystery, Dear Mary Ellen. In 1999 I read about how
Dear Mary
Ellen was used in an ESOL GED class of Latino students learning to read
mysteries. I was
delighted to find my little story used between Langston Hughes and Guy de
Maupassant, and getting
raves from the students. In 1990 and 1991 they were published as the Kaleidoscope
Collection of Stories
by New Readers Press, the publishing division of Laubach Literacy International, and
are still used in
many literacy programs.
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