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Jeri Westerson
Hey, thanks for stopping by.I'm Jeri Westerson and I write medieval mysteries with an enigmatic, flawed, sexy, and very different protagonist. His name is Crispin Guest and he's an ex-knight turned private eye. You might want to think of him as a Medieval Sam Spade and these mysteries as Medieval... show more

Hey, thanks for stopping by.I'm Jeri Westerson and I write medieval mysteries with an enigmatic, flawed, sexy, and very different protagonist. His name is Crispin Guest and he's an ex-knight turned private eye. You might want to think of him as a Medieval Sam Spade and these mysteries as Medieval Noir. That's what makes these novels different. They're full of hard-hitting action and characters with dirty little secrets. Then there's the added twist dropped in the middle of murder: a relic with mystical powers. They always seem to stir things up, whether it's something everyone wants to get their hands on or can't wait to get rid of. The latest is CUP OF BLOOD, available in print and ebook on Amazon, Nook, and Smashwords.The Boston Globe called my detective, "A medieval Sam Spade, a tough guy who operates according to his own moral compass and observes with detached humor...this book is pure fun." "Clever twists and convincing period detail make Westerson's fifth 14th-century historical featuring disgraced knight Crispin Guest one of her best." -- Publishers Weekly"Guest's fifth adventure again provides a lively tale of historical interest smoothly combined with a worthy mystery." -Kirkus ReviewI also have a short story, "Universal Donor" in the anthology MURDER AND MAYHEM IN MUSKEGO, edited by Jon and Ruth Jordan; the story "Noodle Girl" in the Kindle only anthology SHAKEN: STORIES FOR JAPAN, edited by Tim Hallinan; and be looking out for my short "Mesmer Manuever" in the serial Operator #5 anthology NIGHT OF THE INSURGENTS, edited by Gary Philips, to be released some time 2014.You can also download some short stories of mine for 99 cents: "The Noodle Girl", "The Tin Box", and "Catching Elijah". Some personal facts: I was born and bred in Los Angeles inhaling smog and enduring earthquakes. I've been writing fiction for some time, became a freelance reporter, published award-winning short stories, and am scribbling away at the Crispin Guest series and a new contemporary paranormal series. Check out the Crispin Store here: http://www.cafepress.com/crispinguestSee the Crispin series book trailer and book discussion guides at www.JeriWesterson.comRead about Crispin's life on his own blog at http://www.jeriwesterson.com/crispins-blog"Friend" us on Facebook www.facebook.com/crispin.guest Follow me on Twitter @jeriwestersonBesides writing I am a public speaker, artist, singer, wife, and mother. I am President for the Southern California chapter of Mystery Writers of America, and a member of the Los Angeles Chapter of Sisters in Crime, the Historical Novel Society, and the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. I live with my photographer husband, have a screenwriting son, and herd two cats, one tortoise, a bevy of bees--and the occasional tarantula-- in my home in Southern California.To sign up for my newsletter, go to my website and click on the shield: wwwJeriWesterson.com
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BuckeyeAngel
BuckeyeAngel rated it 7 years ago
Kylie moves from California to maine after her mother passes away. She aldo breaks up with her butthead boyfriend. Then Kylie is drawn to the small town of Moody Bog. Kylie has bought a building to turn into her tea and herb shop which is to be called “ Strange Herbs and Teas”. While working on the ...
Fangs for the Fantasy
Fangs for the Fantasy rated it 7 years ago
Kylie is ready to make a new start - moving across the country to set up her own business and reboot her life. She meets her new neighbours, sets up her shop - and finds a book Opening the book releases many dark forces into the world - and Erasmus Dark. possibly a demon, possibly a dark force, an...
AmySea
AmySea rated it 10 years ago
Generally speaking, I like the Crispin Guest novels. Crispin is a disgraced English knight, whose life, although spared, is now something less than the rich and pampered one he once lived. To keep bread on his table Crispin is now, as he sees it, reduced to solving crimes, often involving some rel...
EricCWelch
EricCWelch rated it 11 years ago
This is the first in a series about Crispin Guest, a disgraced knight, who is now working as a finder, the Tracker he is called; someone who discovers culprits or things people have lost. Living in rather abject poverty, he remains scrupulously honest, insisting that his self-appointed servant, Jack...
AmySea
AmySea rated it 12 years ago
I do enjoy this this series, and I love [a:Jeri Westerson|1432724|Jeri Westerson|http://d.gr-assets.com/authors/1334505313p2/1432724.jpg]'s style. Honestly, though, I didn't like Troubled Bones as much as I liked the other novels in this series.First of all, I had a bit of a hard time wrapping my m...
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