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An Interview with Author Mari Hannah
If you're a fan of the crime genre then Mari Hannah is for you. Her first novel came out in 2012, about detective Kate Daniels, and since then she has released 12 more novels. Her 14th, the 4th book in her newer Stone and Oliver series, is released this coming Thursday, the 22nd of June, and it's a doozy. This week I am speaking with Mari about her books, her creations and how she came up with the latest intricate plot. Black Fell is set in both Northumberland and Iceland and the contrast and similarities between these two settings give the book added depth and mystery. So join me and find out more about why you should give Black Fell a read. Mari's Links Twitter Mari's Website Black Fell: Waterstones | Amazon | Local Bookshops