Episode#1 "Death in the Baja: A Mystery Novel Set in Northeastern Mexico" -An Interview with Author, Marnie J Ross

In this episode I interview Marnie J Ross, author of "Death in the Baja: A San Amaro Mystery" about what brought her to Baja; what she loves about the area; and, what she feels is deserving of attention. We talk about her newly published book and what we can expect in the sequel.  She also describes favorite places to go and things to do, including the beaches, the desert, the San Felipe Brew Pub, and, favorite, Valley of the Giants. "Death in the Baja: A Mystery Novel Set in Northeastern Mexico" Summary In this interview, Marni J Ross, author of the mystery novel "Death in the Baja," shares her inspiration for writing the book set in the less-explored Baja region of Mexico. She expresses her passion for puzzles and unraveling mysteries while discussing her writing process and the unique aspects of her novel. The availability of the book and future book signings are also highlighted, with the author's website being the easiest way to purchase it. Key Points 1. She chose to live in Baja after retiring and wanted to share her love for the area with others. 2. Julia Garcia, the protagonist, stands out from other mystery series as a mix of cozy mystery and police procedural. 3. The book "Death in the Baja" is available through various distributors, including Barnes and Noble in Canada and Indigo Books. 4. The website also offers convenient links to purchase the book from platforms like Amazon and Indigo. 5. The author is in talks with San Felipe Brewery to potentially host a book signing event. 6. The book signing event is expected to take place in the summer of 2022. 7. The author emphasizes the importance of visiting her website to obtain the book. Best Quotes 15:31 - 15:38 • "On the books page, there is a location that lists all of the places that it can be purchased." 16:12 - 16:23 • "I sure hope so. I'm, I'm in conversation right now with San Felipe Brewery to see if they would be interested in hosting the event." 16:38 - 16:44 • "And then I do hope to do something again in the fall when more of the snowbirds are back."