Jean Sheldon Bio
Jean Sheldon is the owner of Wellworth Publishing and the fiction
imprint, Bast Press. Prior to writing mysteries, she published a book of
poetry and drawings called Jelly Side Down, a handbook on car
maintenance, Glovebox Guide to Keeping it on the Road, and co-wrote, with
her cat, The Way of the Cat, Teaching Humans to Be.
Her first mysteries were the Kerry Grant series about a computer
savvy female Chicago police detective, Identity Murder, Should Old
Acquaintance be Dead, and A Chilling Goodbye. In 2008, she published
The Woman in the Wing, a historical mystery involving women pilots and
riveters in World War II. In 2010, Seven Cities of Greed took a group of
'women of a certain age' on an adventure in New Mexico. Also in 2010, she
published the ebook, Mrs. Quigley's Kidnapping with another Chicago
female detective circa 1968. In June of 2011 comes mystery number six,
Flowers for Her Grave, an old fashion whodunit. She is currently working on
the next book, Monet's Palette.
A native Chicagoan, Jean has lived in Illinois, Wisconsin,
Colorado, New Mexico and Oregon, all of which she considers home.
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