What reviewers
and readers are saying about the Scotia MacKinnon Mystery Series
"Move
over Millhone...there's a new girl in town."
--- Joe Gores, TV script writer for Columbo, Kojak and Magnum
P.I., author of 32 Cadilacs and Cons, Scams and Grifts
"Razor
sharp intersecting plot lines . . . Superb writer Duncan wastes
no words. Her details are abundant yet precise, and Scotia is
a heroine to love."
--- Romantic Times Bookclub
"Scotia
McKinnon is tough, clever, interesting and believable. If I'm
ever in trouble, I'll race to her office."
--- Carolyn Hart
"Subtle
irony, insider humor, and . . . eccentric characters so skillfully
penned you'd swear they're real."
--- Michael Hawley, author of Double Bluff and Silent
Proof
". . .
Duncan has penned an intriguing story using current issues."
--- Sabrina Marino, The Best Reviews
". . .
a solid mystery series with everything working for it:
a strong protagonist and well-crafted plot..."
--- Lesley Dunlap, The Mystery Reader
" An excellent
crime thriller."
--- www.thebestreviews.com
..."Sharon Duncan
makes her debut with an intricate and interesting novel. Her
heroine is a cross between Kinsey Millhone and Paul Bishop's
Fey Croaker. This blending of these two characters should not
work, but does. DEATH ON A CASUAL FRIDAY is a memorable
mystery and hopefully there will be more novels starring this
very likable heroine."
--- Harriet Klausner, BookBrowsers Review
"This is a masterful debut by Sharon Duncan. Scotia McKinnon
is a strong, believable, tenacious and lovable character... a
true descendent of Sam Spade."
--- John Broussard, I Love a Mystery
"You'll
love this snappy mystery debut."
--- Dorothy Cannell
"Fans of female PI's are going to cheer the arrival of Scotia
McKinnon...she's a welcome addition to the ranks."
--- Tony Bromberg, Romantic Times Magazine
"... a
clever and terrific new PI. Sharon Duncan's got a winner with
this smart series."
--- I Love a Mystery, http://www.mysterylovers.com