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Sarah Stewart Taylor

Book Review: The Drowning Sea by Sarah Stewart Taylor

By Janet Webb

July 27, 2022

Maggie D’arcy is an unforgettable character. In The Drowning Sea she throws caution to the wind and moves to Ireland for the summer. Her life-changing decision is made easier by the difficult circumstances that led to her losing her job as a homicide detective on Long Island, a story told in A Distant Grave. Her…

Travel This Summer Without Leaving Your Beach Chair

By Crime HQ

July 12, 2022

Introduction by Sarah Stewart Taylor, author of The Drowning Sea, part of the Maggie D’Arcy Mystery Series set in Ireland When I’m traveling, my favorite moments—and memories—are those when I suddenly see a place in a way I couldn’t have if I’d stuck to the tourist quarter or only visited the highlights in the guidebook.…

Book Review: A Distant Grave by Sarah Stewart Taylor

By Janet Webb

July 1, 2021

The aftermath of events described in Sarah Stewart Taylor’s 2020 “critically acclaimed The Mountains Wild,” have complicated Long Island detective Maggie D’arcy’s life. Her relationship with her teenage daughter Lilly is quite fraught. Maggie’s boyfriend lives in Dublin and while every long-distance relationship has problems, she’s not sure there’s a long-term future with Conor. Jay…

A Distant Grave by Sarah Stewart Taylor: New Excerpt

By Crime HQ

April 13, 2021

Prologue The cold was different here. It got inside you, the raw knife edge of it slipping beneath your clothes at your collar and your cuffs, taking your breath and setting your nerves to alarm. The skin on his face and neck stung; his hands and feet were going about the business of going numb,…

A Distant Grave Cover

Cover Reveal: A Distant Grave by Sarah Stewart Taylor

By Crime HQ

October 5, 2020

We’re thrilled to reveal the cover for A Distant Grave, the follow-up to Sarah Stewart Taylor’s critically acclaimed novel The Mountains Wild. In this second novel in the series, Detective Maggie D’Arcy tackles another intricate case that bridges Long Island and Ireland. Read on for more about the book! Long Island homicide detective Maggie D’arcy…

Book Review: The Mountains Wild by Sarah Stewart Taylor

By Janet Webb

June 23, 2020

Maggie D’arcy’s life was shaped by her relationship with her cousin Erin Flaherty. They were as close as sisters: Erin lived with Maggie’s family on and off for years.  Erin’s dad, Danny, owns Flaherty’s, an Irish bar on Long Island. Sarah Stewart Taylor has a dab hand in bringing locales to life, like Flaherty’s bar…

“Murder on the Cul de Sac”

By Crime HQ

May 18, 2020

We teamed up with six crime writers to create a short story in real-time. The end result was “Murder on the Cul de Sac” which you can read in full below. A special thank you goes out to the participating authors (in order of appearance): Jess Montgomery, D.J. Palmer, Sarah Stewart Taylor, Brian Panowich, Sandie…

Vermont Mystery Authors Archer Mayor and Sarah Stewart Taylor In Conversation 

By Crime HQ

April 21, 2020

Meet Archer Mayor: New York Times-bestselling Vermont crime writer Archer Mayor has written thirty-one books in his Joe Gunther series, about a Vermont police detective who solves crimes in all corners of his native state. He is a past winner of the New England Independent Booksellers Association Award for Best Fiction and the latest book…

Cover Reveal: The Mountains Wild by Sarah Stewart Taylor

By Crime HQ

In a series debut for fans of Tana French and Kate Atkinson, set in Dublin and New York, homicide detective Maggie D’Arcy finally tackles the case that changed the course of her life.

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