Gayle Bartos-Pool
Gayle Bartos-Pool (“Just Like Old Times”) was born in
Force and the family lived in various countries from
Okinawa to France, as well as on military bases in the
States. The family settled in Memphis where she attended
college. G.B. took a year off from college and worked on a
small-town paper as a reporter and then as a private
detective with a local Memphis firm, taking assignments in
Atlanta, Chicago, and Little Rock. Upon graduation from
Rhodes College in Memphis, she worked a year as a
draftsman and then moved to California where she started
her writing career and then launched her own publishing
company, SPYGAME Press. Married to a Texan similar to
the “Fred” character in her Ginger Caulfield Mysteries, G.
B. writes mysteries, spy novels, and Christmas stories.
Force and the family lived in various countries from
Okinawa to France, as well as on military bases in the
States. The family settled in Memphis where she attended
college. G.B. took a year off from college and worked on a
small-town paper as a reporter and then as a private
detective with a local Memphis firm, taking assignments in
Atlanta, Chicago, and Little Rock. Upon graduation from
Rhodes College in Memphis, she worked a year as a
draftsman and then moved to California where she started
her writing career and then launched her own publishing
company, SPYGAME Press. Married to a Texan similar to
the “Fred” character in her Ginger Caulfield Mysteries, G.
B. writes mysteries, spy novels, and Christmas stories.
There is far more to the city of Los Angeles than can be
discovered through the ordinary guide books, much of it
dark, dangerous, even deadly. To find those hidden,
shadowy corners of the L.A., wherein reside the
less-than-angelic denizens of the City of Angels, you need
LAndmarked for Murder, the new anthology by members
of Sisters in Crime/Los Angeles. LAndmarked for Murder
is a fictional travelogue through some of L.A. most notable
natural and manmade landmarks, each of which serves as
the setting for ten tales of dark passions and murder.
discovered through the ordinary guide books, much of it
dark, dangerous, even deadly. To find those hidden,
shadowy corners of the L.A., wherein reside the
less-than-angelic denizens of the City of Angels, you need
LAndmarked for Murder, the new anthology by members
of Sisters in Crime/Los Angeles. LAndmarked for Murder
is a fictional travelogue through some of L.A. most notable
natural and manmade landmarks, each of which serves as
the setting for ten tales of dark passions and murder.
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