Member Websites MWA Northwest members wanting to be listed on this page should contact the Webmaster. For other MWA members, please visit the Author's Sites listing at Mystery Writers of America. Stacy B. Allen has several works in progress. Donna Anders' latest psychological suspense thriller is Night Stalker. C. F. Button's first novel, Cow Cookies, is a modern western mystery novel. Quicksand Plot has joined Cow Cookies as my second book and beginning of a mystery series. Leslie Budewitz not only writes mystery novels and short stories but also provides a legal research service for fiction writers. Margaret Chittenden writes the Charlie Plato Mysteries. Keri Clark, freelance advertising copywriter (when she's not writing mysteries). Judith Cobb Dailey writes erotic mysteries under the pen name Daisy Miller. Deborah Donnelly writes the The Wedding Planner Mysteries. Aaron Elkins writes the The Gideon Oliver Mysteries, The Chris Norgren Mysteries. and with his wife, Charlotte, the Lee Ofsted Mysteries. R. Barri Flowers writes mysteries, The Scheme of Things, true crime books, The Sex Slave Murders, and books on criminology, Male Crime and Deviance. Yasmine Galenorn writes the urban fantasy Sisters of the Moon Series, the Chintz ‘n China Mystery Series, and under the name of India Ink, the Bath & Body Mystery Series. Deborah Gaslin - Whisk yourself off like Dorothy into the tornado with this fun mystery romp! Meet Lois Pushkin, LA Interior Designer, on her first celebrity design project that could turn around her slightly faltering career Pat Harrington writes the The Bridget O'Hern Mysteries. Frederick Highland's first novel, Ghost Eater, is a 19th Century thriller set in the Dutch East Indies. Thomas P. Hopp's first novel, The Jihad Virus, is a medical thriller. Jane Isenberg writes the Bel Barrett Mystery Series. Lisa Jackson has written over seventy novels of which her most recent are The Night Before and The Morning After, both psychological thrillers. She also has an interactive mystery website, Mystery Mansion. J.A. Jance writes the J.P. Beaumont Mysteries, the Joanna Brady Mysteries, and more. Larry Karp writes the The Thomas Purdue Mysteries. Dawn M. Kravagna - Cattle Capers: In this anthropomorphic comedy mystery, master detective Adam Steer partners with the cops at Precinct 13 1/2 to rescue a kidnap victim before she is fowlly murdered. Natasha Kern Literary Agency is a full-service agency representing commercial adult fiction and nonfiction books. Lee Lofland's first novel is The Trapper. Rob Lopresti's mystery stories have been published widely, most recently in Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine. Melissa Morse's first novel is Crime Beat. Lensey Namioka writes primarily for young adults and kids but sometimes for grownups, too. Sharan Newman writes the medieval Catherine LeVendeur series. Alice Orr writes both fiction and nonfiction. She also conducts the Alice Orr Seminars for writers who want to be well published and stay published. Steve Perry has more than forty books to his credit including The Window Pain. Paul Petrucci's first novel is Prodigal Logic. Powell's Books, the legendary independent bookstore. Kat Richardson - Kat Richardson, writer of the Greywalker paranormal detective series Candace Robb writes the Margaret Kerr Mysteries and the Owen Archer Mysteries. Willo Davis Roberts recently published her hundredth book of which over thirty are for young people including three Edgar winners for best mystery for children or young adults: Megan's Island, The Absolutely True Story, and Twisted Summer. Mary Rosenblum has been published widely to include Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine. She is also the web editor for the Long Ridge Writers Group, a writers' school. Patricia Rushford writes the Helen Bradley Mysteries, the Jennie McGrady Mysteries, the Angel Delaney Mysteries, and more. Susanne Severeid's first novel, The Death of Milly Mahoney, (called a "Top Pick for 2006" in Entertainment Weekly magazine and a Literary Award-winner, Arizona Authors Association) is a gritty murder mystery set in Southern California against the backdrop of the entertainment industry.  Severeid is busy with booksignings and is working on the next "Trix Donovan Mystery" in what she hopes will be a series. Michael W. Sherer writes the Emerson Ward Mysteries. Dana Stabenow writes the Kate Shugak Mysteries and Liam Campbell Mysteries. Peter Stekel's first novel is The Flower Lover. Shirley Tallman writes the Sarah Woolson Mysteries. Howard Voland and Keith McGregor write the Grace and Doris Mystery Comedies for community theatre. Kate Wilhelm writes the Barbara Holloway Mysteries. Allen Wyler's first medical thriller, Deadly Errors, will be published in August.