MIRANDA PARKER is the author of the Angel Crawford Series. After graduating from Agnes Scott College she began working as a professional writer. While there, she began writing features for newspapers and magazines, focusing on subjects in lifestyle, religion arts and entertainment. She published over fifty articles. However, writing fun, fiesty, redemptive bad girl gone good stories is her passion. She began writing fiction in 2005 after she took a year-long online writing workshop taught by Chuck Palahniuk[Fight Club.]. Now Miranda Parker writes comic romance suspense novels. She is currently very busy writing stories for Kensington Publishing Corp.Miranda has appeared at the 2011 National Book Club Convention, the 2011 Decatur Book Festival, the 2012 SC Book Festival and has been featured in the Atlanta Journal Constitution, RT Book Reviews and Publishers Weekly. She resides with her family in Georgia.. Visit her at www.mirandaparker.com.
In the bestselling tradition of Janet Evanovich, Miranda Parker's debut novel, A Good Excuse To Be Bad, brilliantly blended mystery and humor, and introduced a beautiful, brainy, and tough-as-nails, single mom and bail recovery agent turned sleuth.
In Parker’s second novel, Angel Crawford has a lot on her plate—but between crime-solving and kindergarten carpool, it’s all in a day’s work… Angel Crawford appears to be on good terms with her family and on the cusp of a budding romance with her sidekick/pastor/crush, Justus Too-Hot-to-Be-Holy Morgan. But Angel still hasn’t solved a mystery that has haunted her for six years—her fiancé Gabriel’s murder. Then she receives a mysterious delivery on her doorstep that not only splits Gabe’s case wide open, but sends her on a chase through Atlanta’s secretive speakeasy society, the annual Running of the Brides, and a romp around the Okefenokee Swamp with a hot U.S. Marshall. Will Angel find the answers she seeks, or just unearth more danger?
READ MIRANDA's INTERVIEW in the SEP/OCT issue of SORMAG Digital
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