Meet CN Bring, Author of The Jack Sleuth Book Series
What inspired you to become an author?
I have always loved mysteries. I consider Scooby Doo my very first mystery series I ever followed. I found I had mysteries of my own to tell and I decided to write them down.
How did you come up with the idea for The Jack Sleuth Book Series?
I write a military mystery series (The Celia Kelly Series), and I decided to try writing a youth series in the same style. I had an idea for an awkward boy who teams up with his best friends to accidentally solve serious crimes for a bumbling FBI agent. As I began to put pen to paper it came to life.
What do you think readers will enjoy most about your book?
Hopefully they will enjoy the mystery, and the humor of the unique characters.
What advice would you give to a new author trying to get their book published?
Just keep at it...keep writing. It's just good old fashioned hard work and staying focused on the end goal.
Are you currently working on other books?
I am currently working on the fifth book in The Celia Kelly Series and the second book in The Jack Sleuth Series.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
CN Bring gravitated toward military intrigue and suspense coming from a family whose members served in the Army and continues with relatives still serving. She earned her Associates Degree in Criminal Investigation for Private Investigation. Bring also worked as a Dispatcher for the LPD in Livingston, Montana where she currently resides. Her extensive research and life experience lend an authentic feel to both her Celia Kelly Series (Military/Mystery/Thriller), as well as the Jack Sleuth Series (Crime/Mystery) for youth.
ABOUT THE BOOK:
Nothing ever happens in Next, Arizona. Certainly never to Jack Sleuth who’s biggest adventure so far is trying to avoid being tormented by the neighborhood bully. Jack and his friends Kyle, with a high IQ, and Curly, who has a disease called Alopecia, end a quiet summer vacation by becoming involved in solving the biggest mystery to ever hit their boring town. When Jack suffers a case of Deja vu, Kyle and Curly try to help him sort it out. Coming across an FBI Agent who drops the ball, Jack and his buddies must rescue the Agent, figure out who’s who, avoid the neighborhood bully and pick up the ball to save the Agent’s first case. The humor and suspense builds as the boys investigate The House Across The Street.
Find out more about CN Bring and her books by visiting www.cnbring.org.
I have always loved mysteries. I consider Scooby Doo my very first mystery series I ever followed. I found I had mysteries of my own to tell and I decided to write them down.
How did you come up with the idea for The Jack Sleuth Book Series?
I write a military mystery series (The Celia Kelly Series), and I decided to try writing a youth series in the same style. I had an idea for an awkward boy who teams up with his best friends to accidentally solve serious crimes for a bumbling FBI agent. As I began to put pen to paper it came to life.
What do you think readers will enjoy most about your book?
Hopefully they will enjoy the mystery, and the humor of the unique characters.
What advice would you give to a new author trying to get their book published?
Just keep at it...keep writing. It's just good old fashioned hard work and staying focused on the end goal.
Are you currently working on other books?
I am currently working on the fifth book in The Celia Kelly Series and the second book in The Jack Sleuth Series.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
CN Bring gravitated toward military intrigue and suspense coming from a family whose members served in the Army and continues with relatives still serving. She earned her Associates Degree in Criminal Investigation for Private Investigation. Bring also worked as a Dispatcher for the LPD in Livingston, Montana where she currently resides. Her extensive research and life experience lend an authentic feel to both her Celia Kelly Series (Military/Mystery/Thriller), as well as the Jack Sleuth Series (Crime/Mystery) for youth.
ABOUT THE BOOK:
Nothing ever happens in Next, Arizona. Certainly never to Jack Sleuth who’s biggest adventure so far is trying to avoid being tormented by the neighborhood bully. Jack and his friends Kyle, with a high IQ, and Curly, who has a disease called Alopecia, end a quiet summer vacation by becoming involved in solving the biggest mystery to ever hit their boring town. When Jack suffers a case of Deja vu, Kyle and Curly try to help him sort it out. Coming across an FBI Agent who drops the ball, Jack and his buddies must rescue the Agent, figure out who’s who, avoid the neighborhood bully and pick up the ball to save the Agent’s first case. The humor and suspense builds as the boys investigate The House Across The Street.
Find out more about CN Bring and her books by visiting www.cnbring.org.
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