



				Historical Mystery Set for Discussion on April 9 Dark Fire, the second book in CJ Sansom’s critically acclaimed Matthew Shardlake mystery series set in Tudor England, will be the subject of Lynette Ingram's book discussion April 9 at 6:00 p.m. This novel won the Ellis Peters Historical Dagger Award in 2005 and Sansom’s Revelation was named USA Today’s Best Book of the Year in 2009. According to the publisher's synopsis, it is 1540 and Henry VIII has been on the throne for thirty-one years. Lawyer Matthew Shardlake has been called to help a young girl accused or murder who refuses to speak in her own defense even when threatened with torture. On the verge of losing his case, Shardlake is suddenly granted a reprieve. His benefactor is Thomas Cromwell, the king’s feared vicar general, who offers him two more weeks to investigate further. In exchange, Shardlake must find a lost cache of "Dark Fire," an ancient weapon of mass destruction. What ensures is a page turning adventure filled with period detail and wonderful characters. As usual, the meeting will be held at BookmanBookwoman in Hillsboro Village. See the Meetings page for for more on future scheduling. Coming Events Keep an eye on this spot for future events in the works. Chapter Executive Committee President - Jaden (Beth) Terrel Vice President - Kay Tyler Secretary-Treasurer - Barbara Jernigan Newsletter Editor - Michelle Honick Publicity Chair - Bente Gallagher Webmaster - Chester Campbell The website has an Authors Page for information about SinC Mid-TN members who are published authors. If you would like to be listed, send an email with info on your book(s), with a cover photo attached, to the Webmaster. If you'd like more information about the Sisters in Crime Middle Tennessee Chapter, please contact us here. Click the Join Us link for a membership app. Copyright 2007-2013 SinC Middle Tennessee