A Boston debutante joins the Appalachian Frontier Nursing Service and saves a wounded moonshiner Two young malcontents burglarize the home of their bourbon-magnate employer, leading to a twist of fate Bourbon with a Splash of Mystery from the Derby Rotten Scoundrels is an anthology that celebrates Kentucky's finest Bourbon. Ranging from historical adventure to gritty realism, the eighteen crime stories included in this anthology are all fermented in the history and culture of Kentucky bourbon, distilled through the imaginations of our authors. Interwoven with the stories are articles covering the history of bourbon, from Prohibition, moonshining, and medicinal alcohol, to profiles of distilleries and the booming Whiskey Row district in downtown Louisville. We are an eclectic group of writers (and readers) who get together to share our writing. Our group was formed in 1992, starting as primarily a reading club. Over time we became more focused on writers, especially new writers, and how to help them hone their skills and get published. In 2004, the chapter published its first anthology, Derby Rotten Scoundrels, short stories of murder and crime centered around the Kentucky Derby. Two years later, a second anthology, Low Down and Derby, was published.
These awesome short stories take you into the bourbon industry in Kentucky, and whether you imbibe or not, you'll be thrilled with the tales these gifted authors have spun. It's a must-read. Lynda Rees, Author Love is a danagerous mystery. Enjoy the ride! www.lyndareesauthor.com Get Leah's Story FREE. Become a VIP: https://bit.ly/33fcOuy
This fun collection of non-fiction pieces about the bourbon industry in Kentucky coupled with short stories using each essay as a jumping-off point is tailor-made for a. history buffs, b. blue-grass state aficionados, and c. bourbon lovers! There is something for everyone in this volume, from a brief explanation of what bourbon is to a recipe for bourbon balls. The bourbon connoisseur can find discussions of the premier distilleries in the state and the contribution each has made to the industry. Then there are the mysteries, frequently served with a splash of humor, that revolve around the variety of topics addressed. Each reader will find his or her own favorite tale. so I won't impose my preferences on you. However, there are amateur sleuths, devious villains, and even a dog that saves the day. If you're looking for an entertaining way to spend your at-home time, curl up with this collection and, what else, a glass of Kentucky's finest.
This was a great combination of short histories of some of the best known boubon producers in Kentucy and clever mysteries. Just what we need in these trying times.