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Lynn Hesse

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Lynn Hesse won the 2015 First Place Winner, Oak Tree Press, Cop Tales, for her mystery, Well of Rage, a crime novel about a female rookie cop accused of mishandling evidence by her white-supremacist training officer, then tasked with solving the cold case murder of an African American teenager. Her second novel, Another Kind of Hero, was a finalist for the 2018 Silver Falchion Award and won the International Readers’ Chill Award in 2021. The mystery unfolds when a casket full of drugs and money found in the Pick’n Pay in Forsyth, Georgia, put two contentious sisters and an undercover DEA agent in jeopardy.

Hesse’s short stories have been widely published and well received. Most recently her short story “Bitter Love,” a humorous view of a bad day involving a murder, appeared in Crimeucopia, The I’s Have It in 2021 by Murderous Ink Press, United Kingdom. “Jewel’s Hell,” a story about domestic violence, was published in 2019 in Me Too Short Stories: An Anthology by Level Best Books and edited by Elizabeth Zelvin. Her short story about domestic homicide, “Murder: Food For Thought,” was published in the anthology Double Lives, Reinvention & Those We Leave Behind by Wising Up Press in 2009. Also, it was adapted into a play.

Her 2022 suspense release, The Forty Knots Burn, is based on the turmoil created by a maintenance man coming into the women’s dressing room at the author’s local wellness center and is fueled by Hesse’s intense desire to help the underdog or the outcast as exemplified by her dandelion performance persona. Her recurring interest in flamenco dance sparked her intense research in Roma culture.

A retired police lieutenant, Hesse draws from her experiences on the force to create gripping plot twists and multi-dimensional characters. She enjoys a daily yoga practice, and as an accomplished dancer she performs with several dance and theatrical troupes in Atlanta, Georgia.

The Forty Knots Burn and Hesse's other books in paperback, eBook, and audiobook formats may be purchased on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Lynn-Hesse/e/B... or ordered from your local bookstore.
Website: https://www.lynnhesse.com
Publisher: blueroombooks.com
https://www.facebook.com/lynn.hesse2
https:/www./twitter.com/lynnhesseauthor
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Lynn Hesse

4.6/5 ( ratings)
Website
Go to Website
Twitter
Go to Twitter Account
Lynn Hesse won the 2015 First Place Winner, Oak Tree Press, Cop Tales, for her mystery, Well of Rage, a crime novel about a female rookie cop accused of mishandling evidence by her white-supremacist training officer, then tasked with solving the cold case murder of an African American teenager. Her second novel, Another Kind of Hero, was a finalist for the 2018 Silver Falchion Award and won the International Readers’ Chill Award in 2021. The mystery unfolds when a casket full of drugs and money found in the Pick’n Pay in Forsyth, Georgia, put two contentious sisters and an undercover DEA agent in jeopardy.

Hesse’s short stories have been widely published and well received. Most recently her short story “Bitter Love,” a humorous view of a bad day involving a murder, appeared in Crimeucopia, The I’s Have It in 2021 by Murderous Ink Press, United Kingdom. “Jewel’s Hell,” a story about domestic violence, was published in 2019 in Me Too Short Stories: An Anthology by Level Best Books and edited by Elizabeth Zelvin. Her short story about domestic homicide, “Murder: Food For Thought,” was published in the anthology Double Lives, Reinvention & Those We Leave Behind by Wising Up Press in 2009. Also, it was adapted into a play.

Her 2022 suspense release, The Forty Knots Burn, is based on the turmoil created by a maintenance man coming into the women’s dressing room at the author’s local wellness center and is fueled by Hesse’s intense desire to help the underdog or the outcast as exemplified by her dandelion performance persona. Her recurring interest in flamenco dance sparked her intense research in Roma culture.

A retired police lieutenant, Hesse draws from her experiences on the force to create gripping plot twists and multi-dimensional characters. She enjoys a daily yoga practice, and as an accomplished dancer she performs with several dance and theatrical troupes in Atlanta, Georgia.

The Forty Knots Burn and Hesse's other books in paperback, eBook, and audiobook formats may be purchased on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Lynn-Hesse/e/B... or ordered from your local bookstore.
Website: https://www.lynnhesse.com
Publisher: blueroombooks.com
https://www.facebook.com/lynn.hesse2
https:/www./twitter.com/lynnhesseauthor
https://www.instagram.com/lynnhesse_a...

Books from Lynn Hesse

Well of Rage: Murder in Mobile

4.3/5 ( ratings)

Well of Rage

4.8/5 ( ratings)

Another Kind of Hero

4.8/5 ( ratings)

Me Too Short Stories: An Anthology

4.8/5 ( ratings)

A Cup of Love: Stories From the Heart: Valentine's Day Anthology : Thirty Writers on Love & Life

4.8/5 ( ratings)

Crimeucopia - The I's Have It

4.6/5 ( ratings)

Malice, Matrimony, & Murder

4.6/5 ( ratings)

Well of Rage Audiobook

4.6/5 ( ratings)
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