GLOWING REVIEW FOR "FULL MORTALITY" and AUTHOR APPEARANCE

 " . . . First-time novelist Hill, herself a Maryland horse breeder, is a genuine find, writing smooth and vivid descriptive prose about racetrack characters and backstretch ambience that reek authenticity. Familiar plot elements are gracefully handled, including that old romantic-suspense conundrum: which of the attractive but mysterious males is the good guy and which the villain?"
-- Jon L. Breen, Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine
The above review for FULL MORTALITY appears in the February issue below.

Read the first chapter of FULL MORTALITY http://fullmortality.blogspot.com/
  
BOOK SIGNING AND AUTHOR APPEARANCE 
Sasscer Hill will sign FULL MORTALITY at the Timonium Fairgrounds, January 21 and 22 (Friday and Saturday)at the Maryland Horse World Expo. Stop by booth 101!

Horse World Expo

www.horseworldexpo.com

15th Annual Maryland Horse World Expo January 20 - 23, 2011

READ FIRST CHAPTER AND PRE-ORDER SASSCER HILL'S NEW HORSE RACING MYSTERY

Read the first chapter of Sasscer Hill's new mystery.  The red link that follows takes you to first chapter as well as a link to the publishers order page with a Discount Coupon!
 New Nikki LatrelleHorse Racing Mystery


Or order from Amazon.com

AWESOME REVIEW!! FULL MORTALITY Book Signing on PREAKNESS Weekend! New Short Story Available!

Full Mortality just received a totally awesome review:

"If you like the work of Dick Francis or Sue Grafton, you will like Sasscer Hill. With a true insider’s knowledge of horse racing, Hill brings us Nikki Latrelle, a young jockey placed in harm’s way who finds the courage to fight the odds and the heart to race for her dreams.” – Mike Battaglia, NBC racing analyst and TV host, veteran track announcer, and “morning line” odds maker for the Kentucky Derby.

I'm totally thrilled to be doing a novel signing event at Pimlico on Black Eyed Susan's day!  


So excited, I forgot that my short story "Venemous," the second in the Janet Simpson series is now available through the latest edition of the anthology, "Chesapeake Crimes."  This anthology it titled, "They Had It Comin'." Take a look at
http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=a9_sc_1?rh=i:stripbooks,k:chesapeake+crimes+they