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2001 Seasoon
 Margaret Maron grew up on a farm near Raleigh, North Carolina, but for many years lived in Brooklyn, New York. When she returned to her North Carolina roots with her artist-husband, Joe, she began thinking about a series based on her own background and went on to write the first in a series of seven mystery novels set in North Carolina and featuring the adventures of Deborah Knott. Maron has been nominated for, and won, the Agatha Award for Best Novel and her first book was a Washington Post best-seller. She joins Bookwatch to discuss her seventh book in the Deborah Knott series, Storm Track.
Baby Doll Games
Bloody Kin
Bootlegger's Daughter
Fugitive Colors
Home Fires
Killer Market
One Coffee With
'Shooting at Loons
Southern Discomfort
Storm Track
The Right Jack
Up Jumps the Devil
STORM TRACK
[We met Stan Freeman briefly in Home Fires. As Storm Track opens, the eleven-year-old is planning to track the hurricane season as it moves toward North Carolina. Unknown to him, an even larger storm is about to break over his family.]
August 31 - Hurricane Edouard is now 31 North by 70.5 West. Wind speed approx. 90 knots. (Note: 1 kt. = 1 nautical mile per hour.) (Note: a nautical mile is about 800 ft. longer than a land mile or .15 of a land mi.)
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