I am happy to debut my first mystery novel, Speaking of Murder, at The Book Rack in Newburyport. Please join me in a reading and celebration! 

Thursday, September 27th

at 7pm

The Book Rack

52 State Street (next to Agave)

Newburyport, MA 01950

978-462-8615

Following book signings, a wonderful prize will be raffled off to one lucky winner. 

Thanks for supporting my writing and sharing in this joyous evening with me!

Tace Baker is a pseudonym for Edith Maxwell. Tace is an old-fashioned Quaker name fitting for the author of a series featuring a Quaker linguistics professor. Edith is a member of Mystery Writers of America, Romance Writers of America, Sisters in Crime and its Guppies subgroup, and is on the board of the New England chapter of Sisters in Crime. She is also a member of the Society of Friends (Quaker).

Edith has published several short mystery stories and has a new series, the cozy Local Foods Mysteries, featuring organic farmer Cam Flaherty and the local Locavore Club. The first book in that series, A Tine to Live, a Tine to Die, will be published in June 2013 by Kensington Publishing.

She currently resides in Amesbury, Massachusetts, but is originally a fourth-generation Californian. She has two grown sons and lives in an antique house with her beau, their three cats, and several fine specimens of garden statuary.

For more, visit Tace Baker on Facebook by clicking here.

Genre: Mystery/Crime

Trade Paperback (184 pp):

ISBN-13:    978-1-935460-47-3

ISBN-10:    1-935460-47-1

LCCN:    2012947341

Price:    $12.95 USD

eBook:

ISBN-13:    978-1-935460-51-0

ISBN-10:    1-935460-51-X

Price:    $5.95 USD

Ask for it at your favorite bookstore, library (Amesbury, Newburyport, & Salem, MA), or order it online through Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble and many other outlets worldwide.

For more information about other works by Tace Baker, follow her on Twitter, join her Facebook fan page or visit her website at www.tacebaker.com

"Clever, compelling and terrifically smart 

Baker's intelligent writing-and wryly wonderful sleuth gives a hip, contemporary twist to this traditional mystery." 

- Hank Phillippi Ryan,

Agatha, Anthony, and Macavity winning author, The Other Woman

Tace Baker (aka Edith Maxwell), Speaking of Murder

Barking Rain Press, Sept 2012