Mark Baker at Carstairs Considers reviews book two in the Rose Creek Mystery series. 
"I fell in love with the characters when I was reading the first book in the Rose Creek Mysteries from Catherine Dilts, and I couldn’t wait to see them again. ​"

I have a love-hate relationship with NaNoWriMo - National Novel Writing Month. My first foray into this writing madness was in 2011. I completed the 50,000 words with a novel that has yet to become published. I participated in NaNoWriMo on and off over the next decade.

​The original point for me was to push my way to completion of a novel draft in a month. Once I knew I could FINISH something, I slacked off on NaNo-ing. 

Now I'm back, not to prove I can finish a novel draft, but because I have so many drafts going at once, I need to laser-focus on one project. I may not make it to 50,000 words by Thursday midnight, but I nearly have the bones of a draft completed.

This year, I wanted to push through to a first draft of the third book in my Rose Creek Mystery series, The Body in the Hayloft. I've made it to 46,265. I'm in the final push to the finish line. More coffee, please!

The Body in the Cornfield is featured on Lisa Haselton's Book Reviews and Interviews blog today. ​https://lisahaselton.com/2023/11/17/interview-with-cozy-mystery-author-catherine-dilts/ 

Today is the day. The Body in the Cornfield is now available!

Amazon / Ebook: https://www.amazon.com/Body-Cornfield-Rose-Creek-Mystery-ebook/dp/B0CL2QH85X/  
Amazon / Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/Body-Cornfield-Rose-Creek-Mystery/dp/1645994988/  
Barnes & Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/book/1144221596?ean=9781645994985 
Encircle / Paperback: ​https://encirclepub.com/product/the-body-in-the-cornfield/

Only one day left until the launch of The Body in the Cornfield. 

Staging the musical Oklahoma! in the historic Rose Creek amphitheater seems like a brilliant move, until a feral cat leads Makenzie to a body. The tragedy threatens to halt the Hollywood production, and derails Callie’s plan to evict her husband’s worthless cousin. He has no memory of his night at a cowboy bar, partying with the actors. Callie can’t get rid of him until she proves his innocence. Or guilt. Makenzie suspects half the county of murder. Shanice attempts to eliminate suspects using a mathematical formula, while lawyer Drew wonders if her new client, an understudy with a strong motivation to kill, is telling her the truth. The Rose Creek Reads book club tackles a new mystery with too many suspects and not enough clues. 
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https://www.amazon.com/Body-Cornfield-Rose-Creek-Mystery-ebook/dp/B0CL2QH85X/ 

Countdown to book release: only two days until The Body in the Cornfield arrives. Amazon / Ebook:
https://www.amazon.com/Body-Cornfield-Rose-Creek-Mystery-ebook/dp/B0CL2QH85X/ ​

Four days left in the countdown to the release of book two in the Rose Creek Mystery series, The Body in the Cornfield.

Featured with November releases on Dru's Book Musings: https://drusbookmusing.com/nov-12-2023/ 

The Body in the Cornfield will be released November 15th.

​Makenzie sipped her coffee, took a deep breath, then relayed how the mother cat seeking help for her kittens led to the discovery of the body in the cornfield.
“Why is a cat always involved?” Shanice asked.
“Cats and mysteries go together,” Emily said matter-of-factly.