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Laura Childs is the author of the Tea Shop Mysteries, Scrapbook Mysteries, and Cackleberry Club Mysteries. Most have been on the New York Times, USA Today, and Publisher’s Weekly bestseller lists. Recently, Book Riot named her mysteries to their list of “25 of the All Time Best Cozy Mystery Series.”.
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SIDELIGHTS: Laura Childs is the pseudonym of Gerry Schmitt, a mystery novelist and former marketing director whose 'Tea Shop Mysteries" and "Scrapbooking Mysteries" books have as their protagonists women entrepreneurs who also solve crimes. Cadmium red dead by laura childs release date
Laura Childs is the New York Times bestselling author of the Tea Shop Mysteries, the Scrapbooking Mysteries, and the Cackleberry Club Mysteries. In her previous life she was CEO of her own marketing firm, authored several screenplays, and produced a reality TV show. 
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Laura Childs is the New York Times bestselling author of the Tea Shop Mysteries, Scrapbook Mysteries, and Cackleberry Club Mysteries. In her previous life she was CEO/Creative Director of her own marketing firm and authored several screenplays. SIDELIGHTS: Laura Childs is the pseudonym of Gerry Schmitt, a mystery novelist and former marketing director whose 'Tea Shop Mysteries" and "Scrapbooking. Laura Childs is the New York Times bestselling author of the Tea Shop Mysteries, Scrapbook Mysteries, and Cackleberry Club Mysteries. In her previous life she was CEO/Creative Director of her own marketing firm and authored several screenplays.
Laura Childs is the author of the Tea Shop Mysteries, Scrapbook Mysteries, and Cackleberry Club Mysteries. Gerry Schmitt has written 29 mysteries set in a Charleston tearoom, 16 mysteries set in a New Orleans scrapbooking shop and nine mysteries whose setting is a bookstore/café in a small Midwest.
Gerry Schmitt was born in rural Minnesota. In her previous life Laura was CEO of her own marketing firm, authored several screenplays, and produced a reality TV show. She is married to Dr. Bob, a professor of Chinese art history, and has a Chinese Shar-Pei named Lotus. Interviews for Laura Childs Interview with Laura Childs Novem. Log In to see more information about Laura.
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Gerry Schmitt has written 29 mysteries set in a Charleston tearoom, 16 mysteries set in a New Orleans scrapbooking shop and nine mysteries whose setting is a bookstore/café in a small Midwest.
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Author Laura Childs is a New York Times bestselling author known for penning down the famous mystery series’ including the Cackleberry Club Mysteries, the Scrapbook Mysteries and the Tea Shop Mysteries. Laura childs books in order
Laura Childs is the author of the Tea Shop Mysteries, Scrapbook Mysteries, and Cackleberry Club Mysteries. Most have been on the New York Times, USA Today, and Publisher’s Weekly bestseller lists. Recently, Book Riot named her mysteries to their list of “25 of the All Time Best Cozy Mystery Series.”. Childs, Laura -
SIDELIGHTS: Laura Childs is the pseudonym of Gerry Schmitt, a mystery novelist and former marketing director whose 'Tea Shop Mysteries" and "Scrapbooking Mysteries" books have as their protagonists women entrepreneurs who also solve crimes.