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I’m always eager to hear from fellow mystery lovers; drop me a line at tina@tinawhittle.com
You can also find me on Facebook and Goodreads!
I'll be signing my books on Saturday, February 25th at 5:00 p.m. at The Poisoned Pen in Scottsdale, Arizona. See other appearances.
Review ARCs of DARKER THAN ANY SHADOW available now! Please contact Poisoned Pen Press for more information on print copies (electronic version coming soon!)
Renee Raudman – the voice talent behind the audio version of THE DANGEROUS EDGE OF THINGS – is back for DARKER THAN ANY SHADOW too!
Blackstone Audio will released the audio version concurrently with the print editions in March 2012 – listen to a sample from the first book at the Blackstone site. Raudman is an amazing actress, and I’m honored she’s once again providing Tai’s voice.
Join me on Tina's Fascination Files, where writers share all the ferocious, fascinating and sometimes freaky tidbits they collect while researching their stories. You know what they say -- truth really is stranger than fiction.
I’m the featured author on the 10th of every month at the Poisoned Pen blog. Please join my fellow Poisoned Pen authors and I as we share notes from our adventures mysterious and otherwise.
"A passel of colorful characters, more plot twists than the reticulated python who has a key cameo, and plenty of atmosphere make this one a winner." -- Publisher's Weekly
"A smart and briskly written entry in what is shaping up to be a winning series." --Booklist
"A must-read if you dote on romance with a touch of wry and mystery with enough suspects to fill a football stadium." -- Kirkus
"If you’re wondering who can give Stephanie Plum a run for her money, meet Tai Randolph"-- Kirkus Review Starred review
"Mystery fans will welcome wisecracking characters that aren't trite and a twisting plot that isn't tired." -- Publishers Weekly Starred review
"In this exciting series debut, Whittle provides not only an original, well-constructed plot but also a cast of unforgettable characters all somewhat flawed by life. With comparisons to Meg Gardiner and Karin Slaughter, this will appeal to readers who enjoy unusual approaches to crime fiction. Can’t wait for the next one." -- Library Journal Starred review
