Meredith’s Substack
Meredith RankinMystery/thriller/sweet romance author interviews, book recommendations, random bookish facts, and updates on my writing.
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Meet Terry Odell, romantic suspense author
Please welcome romantic suspense and mystery author Terry Odell! Terry has been a supporter of my substack since I arrived on Substack, and I’m thrilled to be able to interview her.
Tell us a little about your latest novel.
Deadly Ambi...
Inspired by the past: Peggy Joque Williams, historical novelist
Please welcome Peggy Joque Williams! Christine DeSmet, author of the Fudge Shop Mystery series and whom you may remember from a previous interview, urged me to interview her friend Peggy, and I’m glad that I did. Peggy writes historical fic...
Meet Sean Patrick Little, indie author
Please give a warm welcome to author Sean Patrick Little! I first met Sean here on Substack and found that I thoroughly enjoy his substack, Straight Outta Wisconsin, for his honesty and humor. After I read Bring the Heat, his latest from hi...
Amazon Kindle's "Ask This Book" option
I’ve gotten a few new subscribers and followers recently, so THANK YOU! And THANK YOU to everyone who is a long time follower!
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For those who are unaware, Amazon Kindle now includes an AI feature called “Ask this book”, avai...
Meet M.E. Proctor, crime writer
Friends, welcome to the first interview of 2026!
I first met M.E. Proctor on Substack, but had somehow never gotten around to reading any of her books. Then I started Catch Me on a Blue Day, and was immediately sucked into the world of Dec...
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Fiction writer. Occasional book blogger. Mystery novel lover. Sisters in Crime member. I enjoy connecting with fellow mystery/thriller readers.
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