Mystery Writer Offers Clues at Third Thursday

Third Thursday will hear what Evelyn David describes as a fun "how-to" talk on writing. The title is "How to Commit Murder: A Mystery Writer Offers some Clues." The presentation is at 12 noon, Thursday, July 19, at the Grove Public Library.

Third Thursday is a program about books and authors to which everyone
is invited and welcome to bring a brown bag lunch.

"Murder Off the Books", the author's recent release, is about Mac Sullivan,
a retired Irish cop, and Whiskey, a fast-food loving Irish wolfhound.
A half-million dollars has vanished and a college comptroller is dead.
Mac, recently retired D.C. cop and newly-minted private detective, really
has no interest in the murder. Mac just needs to find the embezzled money.
Finding the killer is a bonus he's not sure he wants to earn.

"'Murder Off the Books' by Evelyn David is a well-crafted, skillfully
done, roaring great romp of a novel filled with intrigue, suspense, a
smidge of romance, and a number of good shocks and exciting twists and turns,
and it somehow makes the art of 'cooking' the books as fascinating as the
investigation itself. I, for one, look forward to more mysteries from
Ms. David," wrote author Robert W. Walker.

A visit to the website offers more mystery. Evelyn's bio says that
Evelyn David has a split personality. We will leave it to Evelyn David to
explain that. Enough to say that one part of the personality lives in
northeast Oklahoma.

Evelyn David will be selling and signing her books after her talk.
Questions are welcome.

Third Thursday is sponsored by Friends of the Grove Public Library and
the library. Drinks and dessert are provided.

The author's website is