Mcclelland and Stewart publishers have released a brand new look for the Murdoch series.
All titles are available to order now, just link here or here in the US

Maureen’s publisher, Mcclelland and Stewart, have come to an agreement with Maureen to handle the international rights sales for the entire Murdoch backlist as well as her upcoming trilogy “Season of Darkness”.
All foreign rights enquiries for the titles can be made to Dinah Forbes (Link)

Principal photography will commence on a fourth season of The Murdoch Mysteries tv series early this summer. The series, which is airing in 80 territories around the world, is produced by Shaftesbury Films for CITY TV/Rogers, UKTV, and distributed by ITV.
link here to read the official press release

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“A good mystery does more than entertain. It brings into sharp focus the conflicts that riddle our world and how they are dealt with by people just like you or I.
Authors such as John le Carre, Arnaldur Indridason and Maureen Jennings, to name just a few, provide readers with top-notch writing in this genre. It’s not just the suspense, the clues, the stakes or a carefully prepared atmosphere. It’s mostly the finely drawn, nuanced characters that keep one rivetted.”

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Maureen’s WW2 trilogy was sold today to Canadian Publishers Mcclelland and Stewart.
The first book in the trilogy, Season of Darkness, is set in Shropshire 1941, and deals with the suspicious death of a Land Army Girl near an internment camp on Prees Heath. The high stakes investigation opens doors into MI6, returning soldiers from Dunkirk, the internees held at the camp, as well as explosive secrets about a commanding and high ranking officer from Nazi Germany.
The book will be published in hardcover early 2011.
Book two will appear early 2012, is entitled “Beware This Boy”, and takes place later on in 1941 set in Birmingham UK around a munitions factory.
The final installment will be published (title tbd) in Spring 2013, and is set around a psychiatric hospital in Birmingham UK, 1942.
The first novel in the series, a police procedural, features DCI Tom Tyler.
The second and third novels in the series are stand alone thrillers, and feature characters that appear in the previous books.
Stay tuned for updates on this very exciting news.

The third season of Murdoch Mysteries premieres Sunday March 14 at 9:00pm ET/CT/PT (7pm MT) on Citytv. An encore presentation of Murdoch Mysteries will air Fridays at 9:00pm ET/PT (8pm CT, 10pm MT) starting March 19.

All seven books will be available in Kindle editions come May. Right now you can order Night’s Child, A Journeyman to Grief, and Under the Dragon’s Tail here

Link here to read a synopsis of the 13 new episodes of Murdoch Mysteries series three