Capitol Crimes - 2024 Anthology

Anthology Launch Party Save the Date - Sunday, Nov. 24

Celebrate the launch of the 2024 Anthology Farm to Foul Play at Fowler Ranch Farm Brewery in Lincoln on Sunday, Nov. 24 from 11 AM to 1 PM!

Come early for the Fowler Ranch Farmer's Market - the largest in Placer County with 49 vendors - where Capitol Crimes will have our Anthology table beginning at 9 AM. Then stay for our party at 11 AM and enjoy burgers, beers & books!

See our Events Page for more details and be sure to RSVP!

The Farm to Foul Play Anthology

The 2024 Capitol Crimes Anthology Farm to Foul Play releases November 22!

The eBook is available for preorder on Amazon, and we will be selling copies at the launch party on Nov. 24.

Get your copy before it sells out!

Sacramento lies at the heart of the largest agricultural producer in the nation. Known as the Farm-to-Fork Capital of America, this beautiful region produces hundreds of crops each year and has become recognized as a great restaurant city thanks to the chefs who use locally-grown, locally-sourced ingredients.

Expert judges selected fifteen stories by Capitol Crimes members, who captured the bounty of all Sacramento has to offer ... with a little mayhem thrown in.

William Bishop - Death of an Ugly Woman

Sarah Bresniker - Mother Clucker

Chris Dreith - Dear John Deere

Susan Egan - The Competition

Elaine Faber - The Sacramento Truck Farm

Karen Harrington - Midtown Market Girl

Debra Henry - Winging It

Virginia V. Kidd - Farm to Fingers

Karen A. Phillips - The Case of the Naked Scarecrow

Brian Shea - Half a Heart

Linda Joy Singleton - Fowl Play

Darrell Smith - Starkrimson

Joanna Vander Vlugt - The Lady in Pink

Nick Webster - Fair & Fowl

Dänna Wilberg - Fork and Knife

With a foreword by award-winning author Tori Eldridge, these tales show how foul Farm-to-Fork can be.

Check back for release date information!

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