Devil's Disciple: The Deadly Dr. H.H. Holmes
Judy Miller Snavely is an award-winning journalist who has been honored for her fiction writing, as well. She is a member of the Oklahoma Writers Federation, Inc., Mystery Writers of America, and Sisters in Crime. She serves as Publicity Chair for Oklahoma Writers Federation, and assists with organizing regional conferences for Mystery Writers of America. Judy has judged several writing contests, from short essays to book-length fiction. She is available for speaking engagements, conferences, and book signings, and serves as mentor to promising new writers whenever possible. While in high school in Skiatook, OK, Judy began her writing career as co-editor of her school paper and was an editor and contributor to her college's student paper. She studied theology through the Seminary of the South in Sewanee, TN, and holds an associate's degree in journalism. Devil's Disciple: The Deadly Dr. H. H. Holmes is the first in a series of books on amazing (but forgotten) killers from America's history. The next book in this series will be about husband-and-wife innkeepers who turned murder into a family activity (ca. 1850). The release of that book is slated for spring of 2007. Judy's first novel, The Eighth Angel, will be released later this year. That book is also the first of a series following the professional and personal career of Deputy Sheriff Katy Pearce. The second Katy Pearce novel will be on bookshelves in late 2007. A native Oklahoman, Judy lives in Sand Springs, OK, with her husband of thirty-five years, Wiley; dachshund Oscar Mayer; and four spoiled cats - Freeway, Harley, Bandit, and Smokey. Her daughter, Samantha, is a biologist at the Dallas Zoo and teaches at a local two-year college.