The Mystery, Crime, and Thriller Group discussion

Hello, everyone! My name is Courtney Killian. I have my grandmother to thank for being a big fan of mysteries -- Agatha Christie especially. I'm currently writing my first murder mystery novel, and I couldn't be more excited to get it off the ground. I look forward to meeting people on here!

Welcome, Courtney! We have a few venues for authors in our group threads and a lot of great reader threads with some of the nicest people you'd ever want to meet online. We're happy you're here!

Hey Courtney that is really awesome! Wishing you all the best for your novel!

Hello, Courtney! That's so awesome. We'll be looking forward to reading your debut novel. Here's wishing you the best!

Hi Courtney, welcome to the group.
All the best for your book and your writing.

Hi Courtney,
Wishing you much congratulations on your first novel. The writers of today bring the words of tomorrow!
The best of luck!

Thank you, everyone. You sure do know how to make a girl feel welcome! I may not be the most active due to college being back in full swing, but I look forward to participating as much as I can in group threads. :)

Hi Courtney!

Welcom to the group, Courtney. Good luck with college (what are you taking?) and also with your novel. I hope you find some time to enjoy yourself here too.

Right now I'm just taking the basics -- Algebra, Developmental Writing, and US History this semester. I'm wanting to get a degree in special education.

Good luck, Courtney; we need good special needs teachers.

Thank you. :)

:)

Good luck with your courses, Courtney. Maths was never my favourite subject. :)

Thank you! Math certainly isn't my favorite subject, either. Good to know I'm not alone on that. :)

I am another with Math issues.

Welcome Courtney.

Math?
Ewww. Chills.
Can I remain in this group if I see works like "Franny and Zooey" as mysteries? I am found of stories with loose connections to genre.
Merry Sunday

Greg

Greg wrote: "Math?
Ewww. Chills.
Can I remain in this group if I see works like "Franny and Zooey" as mysteries? I am found of stories with loose connections to genre.
Merry Sunday

Greg"

Of course you can, Greg.