Join us in-store when Archer Sullivan presents her new mystery, Brimstone Hollow, the follow-up to last year's The Witch's Orchard. Archer will be joined in conversation by local mystery writer Michael Amos Cody. The event is free but registration is required to reserve your seat. -- Following her powerful debut in The Witch's Orchard, private investigator Annie Gore returns in Brimstone Hollow, bringing readers back to the mountains that author Archer Sullivan, a ninth-generation Appalachian, knows so well. There isn't much that happens in the Appalachian Mountains that Private Investigator Annie Gore hasn't seen. Before she was an Air Force Special Investigator, she was born and raised in those rolling hills, and lately Annie's cases have called her away from her Louisville office and closer to the small towns of her youth than she ever anticipated. But when her newest client asks if she's ever been to a snake-handling church, Annie knows she's about to enter unknown territory. Katie May has been estranged from her father, one of Appalachia's last infamous snake handling preachers, for twenty years. But when Katie finds out he's been fatally bitten, and a funeral was held within twenty-four hours, she questions whether someone deliberately rushed the process. Despite Annie's doubts, she takes the case. After all, when she looks at Katie, she sees a version of herself: a girl who needs to understand her father in order to understand herself. As she navigates the hidden hollers and dangerous secrets of this insular Eastern Kentucky town, Annie works fast, hoping to find the truth in record time for her client, and before too many memories from her own childhood surface. But it soon becomes apparent that someone wants Annie's investigation to stop, by any means necessary. (via Malaprop's Bookstore)
Archer Sullivan is a ninth generation Appalachian. She's moved thirty-seven times and has lived everywhere from Monticello, Kentucky to Manhattan, New York and from Black Mountain, North Carolina to Beverly Hills, California. She is the author of The Witch's Orchard, first in the Annie Gore PI series, available now from Minotaur.
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