Springtime in Chicago: Book four of the Sandie Shaw Mysteries
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Daphne persuades the team to work for free, and help out someone who has hit hard and tragic times. Little do they realise their act of compassion will lead to a startling discovery. Investigating an accident that might not have been, they spot a face from their recent past.
Is destiny on their side? Could solving an injustice lead to a resolution much nearer to home? It’s nothing but a thin thread of possibility, but they have to grasp it with both hands, and hope it holds their weight.
‘Springtime in Chicago’, is the fourth book in the Sandie Shaw Mysteries, set in 1920’s Chicago.
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The RTG mission in life is simple... to not be like everyone else!
‘Going Green’ has taken on a new meaning, in the book world at least. Whilst we applaud the original meaning (ebooks are a perfect way to promote that) we also try to present a different angle to it.
The tendency these days is that if you don’t look and read like everyone else, you don’t sell books. Maybe there’s some truth in that, but we simply don’t do it. The RTG books have been described as a ‘breath of fresh literary air’, and, by those discovering us for the first time, ‘unexpectedly good’. We know many readers prefer the same-old same old, and that’s fine.
It’s just not what you get from the RTG stable.
Those who know about such things said it would take five years to become a proficient author... I scoffed at that. They were wise. It took six. It’s one reason why even today we remodel existing books, and will always do so. Right from the early years the stories were always good, but were put into words less well than they could have been!
These days we have several series and a few standalones, the hit Daisy series most popular amongst them. In everything we do, the same provisos apply –
Never the same book twice.
If we can’t think up a good story, it doesn’t get written.
The RTG brand is about exciting and twisty plots, a fast pace which doesn’t waste words, and endearing (sometimes slightly crazy) characters. We can never please everyone, but it works for us, and, it seems, for those who appreciate our work.
Enjoy! Richard, Ann and the RTG crew
