Amelia Blackwell, author of the “quirky and utterly gripping” (Gizmodo) A Crime Through Time, has just been interviewed on “Cozy Corner”—a weekly segment on the Fresh Fiction blog for cosy mystery spotlights and interviews.

In this interview, Amelia delves into what inspired her to devise the novel, the difficulties of ensuring that all the language used wasn’t anachronistic and her current writing projects.

Read the full interview here.

Pemberley, 1799. When Miss Georgiana Darcy attempts to escape an unwanted marriage proposal, she isn’t expecting to end up quite so far from home. But after encountering a mysterious object in the nearby woods, she finds herself transported almost two hundred years into the future.

Saltram, 1995. At a grand country house where a film crew are busy shooting the latest Jane Austen adaptation, a terrible crime has been committed. And Miss Darcy – newly arrived, impeccably dressed and thoroughly confused – is the only witness.

It soon becomes clear that, somehow, Georgiana was meant to solve this riddle. With the help of a distractingly handsome Irishman named Quinn and a border collie named Watson, she sets out to stop the killer before they can strike again. But trouble is brewing back at Pemberley and time, it seems, is not on her side . . .

The US paperback edition of A Crime Through Time is out now. Grab your copy here or, better, via the US website for Bookshop.org.

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