Elizabeth Hobbs
Elizabeth Hobbs is a New Englander born and bred who spent her childhood roaming the woods, making up stories about characters who live far more exciting lives than she. It wasn't always so--long before she ever set pen to paper, Elizabeth graduated from Hollins College with a BA in classics and art history and then earned her MA in nautical archaeology from Texas A&M University.
While she loved the life of an underwater archaeologist, she has found her true calling writing historical mysteries full of wit, wickedness, and adventure. Elizabeth writes wherever she is and loves to travel from her home in Texas, where she lives with her husband, the Indispensable Mr. Hobbs, and her darling dogs, Ghillie and Brogue, in an empty nest of an old house filled to the brim with bicycles and books.
Genres: Historical Mystery
Elizabeth Hobbs recommends
A Betrothed's Betrayal (2026)
(Lockstone Hollow Mystery, book 1)
Deb Marlowe
"Deb Marlowe has given historical mystery fans another treat with the first book of her new Regency-set Lockstone Hollow Mysteries. Brimming with cozy charm, A Betrothed's Betrayal, is exactly my mystery catnip, with an engaging, determined heroine, a wonderfully eccentric cast of supporting characters and an atmospheric setting in the scenic but deadly Costwolds. If Agatha Raisin had been written by Jane Austen, she would be Lady Lisette Birtwhistle, solving village crimes in between cream teas. I can't wait for book two - and, hopefully, book twenty-two!"
She Fell Away (2026)
(Lake Harlowe, book 1)
Lenore Nash
"She Fell Away is a taut, propulsive thriller that will keep you turning page after page. Nash's brilliant debut takes us inside the shadowed halls of diplomatic power where ambition and justice collide with stunning result. I could not put it down."
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