The Paperbacks Are Here
My box of author copies of That Murder Feeling kept being delayed in shipping but finally arrived earlier this month. I love how that orange looks. It’s not quite so bright as in appears in the photo, more of a weathered, pastel hue.
I’ve mailed off copies of the book to the beta readers who kindly provided feedback on the early drafts — if you are on that list and didn’t get your paperback or ebook copy, let me know!
Huge appreciation to the beta readers and a big shoutout also to the book’s developmental editor, Kristen Weber, and its copy-editor, Shannon Page. I’m grateful for their sharp eye and care. Couldn’t have done it without them.
Signed Books
If you’re in the Twin Cities area, I’ll be signing/selling books at the Rosemount Writers Festival, our local book event here south of the Cities. The festival takes place on Saturday, March 14, 2026 from 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Hope to see you there!
Order signed copies online! If you would like to order a signed paperback to be mailed to you, I’ve set up a Ko-fi page (pronounced “coffee,” as in “buy your favorite creator a cup of coffee.”) I’ll list books there as I happen to have them in stock, which is to say stacked on a bookshelf in my office. The books on the shelf tend to ebb and flow depending on what events/giveaways are going on. At the moment there are three listed on Ko-fi: That Murder Feeling (Book 1 of the new series), All the Whys of Delilah’s Demise (a standalone novel) and Regarding Ducks and Universes (also a standalone novel).
And don’t forget to let me know if you’d like your copy personalized!
What I’m Reading
I’ve been on a mystery reading stretch the last month or two. Here are a couple of books that I enjoyed:
We Solve Murders by Richard Osman. Cozy crime at its best.
Seven Reasons to Murder Your Dinner Guests by KJ Whittle. A modern day retelling of Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None. A page-turner. London as the setting, sharply drawn characters, and an unsettling ending.
That’s it for February and thanks for reading,
Neve
Neve Maslakovic 