JACK THE RIPPER x AGATHA CHRISTIE
London, 1891. A viscountess and an inspector team up to catch the playing card-obsessed killer who (probably) murdered her husband...and try not to fall in love in the process ๐
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JACK THE RIPPER x AGATHA CHRISTIE
London, 1891. A viscountess and an inspector team up to catch the playing card-obsessed killer who (probably) murdered her husband...and try not to fall in love in the process ๐
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#questpit#Q#A#MY#HR
@Danielaswriting Yes ofc! I used Canva to put it together and get like the text elements, but I found the wallpaper background on Pinterest and uploaded it to Canva to use it there! I didn't want to pay for premium haha
In honor of an *eighth!* request for my playing card-inspired historical mystery novel, here is my first and hopefully tolerable go at an #agentsguide!
Thank you to everyone for all the support thus far! There's such a wonderful community here โฅ๏ธ
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So proud of the #KillerTwistPitchPrize honorable mention winner @GraceBelnap
If you want to hear more of my thoughts about her writing, watch me nearly cry trying to talk about it:
Little mood board moment to celebrate SEVEN FULL REQUESTS so far (๐๐ญ)for The Turn of a Card, my playing card-inspired historical mystery set in Victorian London in the aftermath of Jack the Ripper โฅ๏ธโฃ๏ธ #amquerying#WritingCommmunity
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Sir Crispin Dalton had lost his head.
Or, if it was possible for a dead man to still have things, he had a face and skull so mutilated it was difficult to tell where his head began and the thick, red Aubusson carpet ended.
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@kpbooksnstuff Yes! I absolutely love them. And forgive me, I dream in slang so I sometimes forget to check myself ๐๐ญ I don't know why she isn't more popular-I can't believe there aren't any movies or tv adaptations!