Jennifer McAndrews
Jennifer McAndrews is a 2010 Golden Heart Finalist® in the Young Adult category. Currently published in romance and mystery, she has a new mystertt series launching with Ill-Gotten Panes in summer 2014 and a forthcoming YA debut. She has been involved in scientific and academic publishing for...
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Jennifer McAndrews is a 2010 Golden Heart Finalist® in the Young Adult category. Currently published in romance and mystery, she has a new mystertt series launching with Ill-Gotten Panes in summer 2014 and a forthcoming YA debut. She has been involved in scientific and academic publishing for longer than she likes to admit and spent several years as a staff teacher/trainer and in staff support and instruction presenting both new and existing concepts and procedures to her peers. A lifelong resident of New York, Jennifer is a frequent contest judge and coordinator and has presented a number workshops at local RWA chapters, Emerald City Conference, and RWA National.
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It's getting harder for me to find good cozy mysteries that are well written, but I enjoyed the first two in this series well enough. Not so much this one. I don't know if the series continues on from here, but I don't think I will be. Georgia's romance angst was over-the-top, unbelievable, and ...
This is one of those unfortunate reads where I really enjoy the writing, the setting and the characters (except grandpa, he's a cranky goat in a not-endearing kind of way) but the plot was more transparent than the glass the MC works with. I guessed the importance of the first "clue" and the murder...
With ILL-GOTTEN PANES, book one in the Stained-Glass Mystery series, author Jennifer McAndrews introduced a charming new series and brought to readers the creative world of the art of stained-glass. Readers also got to meet Georgia Kelly, Pete “Grampy” Georgia’s grandfather, and the town of Wenwood,...
A pretty good first in a series where the editor obviously insisted on a "hook" - food, craft, whatever and they went with stained glass. The mystery itself has absolutely nothing to do with stained-glass in any way and there's only a couple of scenes that actually involve the MC working on stained...
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