Deborah Lacy’s “The Most Dangerous Game,” is a short mystery fiction anthology that has compiled some big-name writers
About The Most Dangerous Game: A short mystery fiction anthology
The most dangerous games aren’t played on boards or fields — they’re played with secrets, lies and lives. Short mystery fiction that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Featuring stories by Heather Graham, Alan Orloff, P.M. Raymond, K.C. Selby, LaToya Jovena, J.D. Allen, Shannon Taft, L.L. Kaplan, Sharyn Kolberg, Kirlagh James, Maya Corrigan, donalee Moulton, Rebecca Lugones, Bruce Kubec, Chris Chan, B.V. Lawson, Stephen M. Pearce, Robert Lopresti, Kerry Hammond, Jane Limprecht, Daphne Silver, and Shawn Reilly Simmons. Edited by Deborah Lacy.
“Anyone who loves Mysteries, Puzzles, and Games–as I do–will be intrigued and dazzled by the 23 fabulous stories collected in this unique anthology. A colorful romp through the world of gamesmanship, The Most Dangerous Games will leave readers breathless. A must-read!” — Katherine Neville, NY Times and #1 Internationally Bestselling Author of The Eight and The Fire
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Meet Deborah Lacy: Deb’s short stories have appeared in Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine, the Anthony Award Winning Anthology — Blood on the Bayou, Fault Lines, Shhhh…Murder! , Mystery Weekly Magazine and Murder Most International.
She is the editor of the short story anthology, The Most Dangerous Games published by Level Best Books. She is the Editor-in-Chief of Mystery Playground, a blog for people who love both fun and crime fiction.
Her non-fiction byline has appeared in Investor’s Business Daily, and MacMillan Publishing’s Criminal Element. She has served on the board of the Malice Domestic mystery convention, the local organizing committee for Bouchercon, the world’s largest mystery convention twice, and on Left Coast Crime local organizing committee.
Learn more about her: deborahlacy.com
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