First Harper Lee, then Dr. Seuss, now Lynne Kennedy. A manuscript lost since 1985 has re-surfaced. “Time Lapse,” an apt name for a missing manuscript has been unearthed by author Lynne Kennedy’s Labrador retriever, Rosie, in an old steamer trunk, buried in storage.
With the success of Kennedy’s mysteries, this is a valuable find. Her high-concept novels, historical mysteries that are solved today with modern technology, have become increasingly popular with the mystery and history set. “Time Lapse,” a follow-up to successful “Time Exposure” will pursue a character across the pond to England in the 1880s and will resolve the long-time, infamous mystery of Jack the Ripper.
How does she do it? Research, resourcefulness and imagination. A winning combination for any writer. Let’s hope she polishes the original manuscript with her usual skillful style and publishes it quickly. Fans are already clamoring for a new work.
Keep a watchful eye for “Time Lapse.”
Sounds interesting, and gives me time to read Her other books .
Reading “The Triangle Murders” presently, then on to “Pure Lies”.
Thanks, Jerry. I have to “write” it first.
Just finished Deadly Provenance about a Van Gogh missing since it was stolen by he Nazis in1941. Liked the historical details and introduction of the idea of a software program to detect art forgeries. Looking forward to future adventures with these characters.
Thanks, Wanda. Hope you write a review for Deadly Provenance!