Jane K. Cleland
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Werken van Jane K. Cleland
Mastering Suspense, Structure, and Plot: How to Write Gripping Stories That Keep Readers on the Edge of Their Seats (2016) 102 exemplaren
Mastering Plot Twists: How to Use Suspense, Targeted Storytelling Strategies, and Structure to Captivate Your Readers (2018) 48 exemplaren
Business Writing for Results: How to Create a Sense of Urgency and Increase Response to All of Your Business… (2003) 26 exemplaren
Putting First What Matters Most: Proven Strategies for Success in Work and in Life (2001) 13 exemplaren
Killing Time 1 exemplaar
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- 20th Century
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- female
- Woonplaatsen
- New York, New York, USA
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- Babson College (MBA)
- Beroepen
- writer
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- Mystery Writers of America
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- I’ve lived all over the United States. I grew up in Newton, Massachusetts, just outside of Boston, went to college in Denver, lived in Los Angeles for a couple of years, and opened Cleland’s Antiques, Books, and Things in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. I’ve traveled extensively worldwide—but New York is home. I like to cook and I have a little garden—window boxes on my terrace. On vacation, usually, we snorkel.
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I enjoyed this mystery! By the end of the cozy, I had learned a lot about the behind-the-scenes business of an auction house as information was seamlessly woven into the storyline, not lecture/teaching sentences, as I call them, in-between forward movements of the storyline. I loved learning of the creative hiding places in antiques, wonders of days gone by, which also added possibilities to solving the investigation clues. As Josie needed a confidence boost, she’d remember her father’s advice, and I liked the format of his counsel in italics. Although I had my suspicion about the arrest, the twists had me second-guessing myself, taking me back to the reminder to stick with your 1st choice in multiple choice questions.
I’m curious about the new developments as Josie continues implementing her business ideas and moves forward, hopefully with more self-esteem and confidence. I look forward to reading more of the series.… (meer)