Murder in the Upper Crust: Deep Dish Mysteries

Agatha Award-winning author Mindy Quigley writes twisty, character-driven crime fiction with a sharp sense of humor. Her Deep Dish Mysteries were a Woman's World book club pick and have been featured in Parade and the Seattle Times.

Before becoming a full-time novelist, Mindy managed veterinary clinical research studies for more than a decade. Earlier, she lived in the U.K., where she worked for the scientist who cloned Dolly the sheep, and project managed a neurology research clinic founded by J.K. Rowling. She now lives in small-town Virginia with her Civil War historian husband and their children. For a lifelong dog owner, she spends an awful lot of time thinking about cats.