Nancy Lynn Jarvis
author : Nancy Lynn JarvisAfter earning a BA in behavioral science, Nancy worked for the San Jose Mercury News, as a librarian, and as business manager for Shakespeare/Santa Cruz before becoming a Realtor. She let her license lapse after falling in love with writing.\n\nNancy’s work history reflects her philosophy: people should try something radically different every few years, a philosophy she applies to her writing, as well. She’s written seven Regan McHenry Real Estate Mysteries and “Mags and the AARP Gang” about a group of octogenarian bank robbers. She has edited “Cozy Food: 128 Cozy Mystery Writers Share Their Favorite Recipes” and “Santa Cruz Weird,” a short story anthology. She’s even written “The Truth About Hosting Airbnb” based on her hosting experiences.\n\n“The Glass House,” the first book in a planned PIP Inc. series, introduces Pat Pirard who turns to private investigation after she’s downsized from her law librarian job.\nNancy Lynn Jarvis Book Series
author : Nancy Lynn JarvisAfter earning a BA in behavioral science, Nancy worked for the San Jose Mercury News, as a librarian, and as business manager for Shakespeare/Santa Cruz before becoming a Realtor. She let her license lapse after falling in love with writing.\n\nNancy’s work history reflects her philosophy: people should try something radically different every few years, a philosophy she applies to her writing, as well. She’s written seven Regan McHenry Real Estate Mysteries and “Mags and the AARP Gang” about a group of octogenarian bank robbers. She has edited “Cozy Food: 128 Cozy Mystery Writers Share Their Favorite Recipes” and “Santa Cruz Weird,” a short story anthology. She’s even written “The Truth About Hosting Airbnb” based on her hosting experiences.\n\n“The Glass House,” the first book in a planned PIP Inc. series, introduces Pat Pirard who turns to private investigation after she’s downsized from her law librarian job.\n