The New York Public Library just posted a list entitled “30 Historical Mystery Series to Get You Through Any Crisis” and Suzanne’s Elizabethan Spy Mysteries is included! And she’s in good company, because many of the authors listed are considered masters of their craft, including Fiona Buckley, Candace Robb, and Anna Lee Huber. “Filled with ...

Suzanne has just given a brand new interview, with new insights into her characters and writing process, entitled “No One Has Clean Hands,” over at FORMA. Check it out here!

Suzanne has just given a fascinating interview, entitled “A Society Riddled with Suspicion and Paranoia” over at a web journal based at the Universty of Notre Dame. Check it out here!

Suzanne M. Wolfe’s new novel, the first in a mystery series set in Elizabethan England, is now available! A Murder by Any Name: An Elizabethan Spy Mystery has already received praise from acclaimed writers and book review sites. The court of Elizabeth I is no stranger to plotting and intrigue, but the royal retinue is thrown into ...

My (admittedly biased) friend and colleague from Seattle Pacific University, Jeffrey Overstreet, has launched a new series on his blog in which he looks at the first chapter of a book. The series is called “To Read or Not to Read.” And he chose The Confessions of X for his inaugural post in the series. ...

My book launch was held on February 6 at Elliott Bay Book Company, Seattle’s leading independent bookstore. There was a marvelous crowd, including new and old friends, colleagues, and current and former students. [envira-gallery id=”183″]