See South Africa in this Book Trailer

Check out the latest book trailer for "Murder @ Play" by Yvonne Eve Walus, and see a lifestyle gone with the wind.

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"Murder @ Play" - When the world was the same and South Africa was otherwise

Echelon Press, 2009

Announcing "Murder @ Play", the prequel

At long last, the prequel to "Murder @ Work" is available for sale.

Quick Facts

Release: August 2009
Title: Murder @ Play
Author: Yvonne Walus
ISBN: 978-1-59080-637-1
Genre: Mystery
Pages: 268
Price: $13.49 US

EVERY MARRIAGE NEEDS A TOUCH OF MYSTERY. OR DOES IT?

In the new free South Africa of 1994, men are still boss, women carry handguns for self-protection, and some mistakes can change your life forever.

When a body is found during their weekend away with friends, Christine Chamberlain must use her brilliant mathematical mind to prove her husband's innocence...

... whether he's innocent or not.

When it comes to your loved ones, is it possible to know too much?

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Book Signing of "Murder @ Work"

Yvonne Walus in a chat

Have cover, will travel - Murder @ Play

Coming out soon, "Murder @ Play" (Echelon Press, 2009), by Yvonne Walus

Yvonne Eve Walus on Blog Talk Radio

Yvonne Eve Walus discusses the imminent release of Murder @ Play, a South African murder mystery. On the eve of SA elections this year, the book looks back at the first free and fair elections in 1994 when the mood was optimistic and people embraced the new government. What's changed 15 years on?

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Novel-Origins/2009/02/19/New-Zealand-Authors-talking-mystery-and-elections