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About Susan Wittig Albert
Susan Wittig Albert is a mystery writer from Vermilion County, Illinois. She currently resides in Bertram, Texas, near Austin, with her husband, Bill Albert.
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Series
China Bayles
1. Thyme of Death (1992)
2. Witches' Bane (1993)
3. Hangman's Root (1994)
4. Rosemary Remembered (1995)
5. Rueful Death (1996)
6. Love Lies Bleeding (1997)
7. Chile Death (1998)
8. Lavender Lies (1999)
9. Mistletoe Man (2000)
10. Bloodroot (2001)
11. Indigo Dying (2003)
12. A Dilly of a Death (2004)
13. Dead Man's Bones (2005)
14. Bleeding Hearts (2006)
15. Spanish Dagger (2007)
16. Nightshade (2008)
17. Wormwood (2009)
An Unthymely Death and Other Garden Mysteries (2003)
China Bayles' Book of Days (2006)
1. Thyme of Death (1992)
2. Witches' Bane (1993)
3. Hangman's Root (1994)
4. Rosemary Remembered (1995)
5. Rueful Death (1996)
6. Love Lies Bleeding (1997)
7. Chile Death (1998)
8. Lavender Lies (1999)
9. Mistletoe Man (2000)
10. Bloodroot (2001)
11. Indigo Dying (2003)
12. A Dilly of a Death (2004)
13. Dead Man's Bones (2005)
14. Bleeding Hearts (2006)
15. Spanish Dagger (2007)
16. Nightshade (2008)
17. Wormwood (2009)
An Unthymely Death and Other Garden Mysteries (2003)
China Bayles' Book of Days (2006)
Cottage Tales of Beatrix Potter
1. The Tale of Hill Top Farm (2004)
2. The Tale of Holly How (2005)
3. The Tale of Cuckoo Brow Wood (2006)
4. The Tale of Hawthorn House (2007)
5. The Tale of Briar Bank (2008)
6. The Tale of Applebeck Orchard (2009)
1. The Tale of Hill Top Farm (2004)
2. The Tale of Holly How (2005)
3. The Tale of Cuckoo Brow Wood (2006)
4. The Tale of Hawthorn House (2007)
5. The Tale of Briar Bank (2008)
6. The Tale of Applebeck Orchard (2009)
Non fiction
Work of Her Own: A Woman's Guide to Success off the Career Track (1992)
Writing From Life: Telling Your Soul's Story (2000)
Writing From Life: Telling Your Soul's Story (2000)
Links to other websites
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Susan Wittig Albert recommends
 Fax Me a Bagel (1998) (Ruby, the Rabbi's Wife, book 1) Sharon Kahn "A rare treat." |  Death by Darjeeling (2001) (Tea Shop Mysteries, book 1) Laura Childs "Tea lovers, mystery lovers, [this] is for you." |  Garden View (2002) Mary Freeman (Mary Rosenblum) "An appealing new detective with a passion for plants and a sharp eye for clues." | |
 Mayhem in Miniature (2008) (Miniature Mystery, book 2) Margaret Grace "Geraldine Porter is a crafty miniturist who knows her way around the world of small stuff." |
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