Pamela Ruth Meyer author

Yearning for a healthy dose of mystery with your love stories? A KILLER KIND OF ROMANCE is for you ( ; To me, this book is nearly the perfect blend of romance and mystery—so much fun.
Pamela Ruth Meyer
RWA Golden Heart winner and Claymore Award Judges’ Top Pick
Website: pamelaruthmeyer.com

The story enchanted me right back to when I was a little girl. I absolutely loved THE WINTER DOLLHOUSE! Pamela Ruth Meyer
RWA Golden Heart winner and Claymore Award Judges’ Top Pick
Website: pamelaruthmeyer.com

Congratulations, SinC AGATHA NOMINEES.
Doing the Malice tea HAPPY DANCE!
Connie Berry, Leslie Karst, Annette Dashofy, Kelly Oliver, Elizabeth Crowens, Dawn Barclay, K. L. Borges, Shelly Jones, Sandra Jackson-Opoku, Lynn Slaughter, Nancy G. West, Marilyn Levinson, Ashley-Ruth Bernier, Maddie Day.

LOOK! I used an old hairnet to make a tiny BUBBLEBATH for my 1/2-scale miniature Pink Bathroom.
RWA Golden Heart winner and Claymore Award Judges’ Top Pick
Website: pamelaruthmeyer.com

So what's your vote on this candlelight--Flame or Stage-Light-Angled Sun?

Ice-Crystal Sky Trails
Website: pamelaruthmeyer.com

CONGRATULATIONS to all the winners and those who placed in the Romance Through The Ages (unpublished) Contest. My ms, DEATH IN MINIATURE, won THIRD PLACE in the Post Victorian/World Wars/Modern Category! Happy Dancing going on ( ;
Thanks, RWA Hearts Through History Chapter, for this valuable award.

I found this helpful, helpful, helpful, and for always--not just for a time ( ;

An October morning walk in the Bronx.

LOOK! A Mini-Book Celebration
AKA Literary Management’s Latest Pair of
WOLFPACK NEW-RELEASE MINIS!
Please join me in wishing the
Best of Luck to Rebecca and Margaret!
Congratulations, too, Superstar agent
TERRIE WOLF!

Still pinching myself that back at the beginning of this year, my manuscript, DEATH IN MINIATURE, won RWA's Golden Heart Award for the Love Across Genres category. RWA recently sent me the official social media badge for the win. Gorgeous. Well worth the wait ( ; Thanks, Romance Writers of America!

So thrilled that my manuscript, DEATH IN MINIATURE, was selected as a Finalist in the RWA Hearts Through History Chapter’s Romance Through the Ages Contest (Post-Victorian/World Wars unpublished division)! Happy Dancing Going On ( ;
#mystery #suspense

Deep character development and that feeling of walking a tightrope in the dark. A story about integrity and the fight to be the man you'd always hoped you were. Dan Buzzetta created a rollercoaster ride I enjoyed taking. I posted my review on Amazon, BookBub, and Goodreads — it was that good.

Picking Up The Pieces was delightfully quick and fun. Genuine characters. And the jigsaw puzzle theme, especially as applied to solving the intricately and well-plotted mystery, was not only charming but outright perfect for the story. Posted on Amazon, Book Bub, and Goodreads--it was that good ( ;

Look, Everybody - A MINI Manipulator! I'm a big fan of anything miniaturized.
So, in celebration of fellow 'WOLFPACK' member, Dan Buzzetta's Book Birthday, I celebrated by having a mini-book made of his huge new release. Happy Book Birthday, Dan!

I'm a finalist. Beyond excited! Thank you, Romance Through the Ages COMMITTEE and JUDGES. This contest provides such a rare opportunity for writers like me out here in the world working so hard to get our manuscripts published.

LOOK--PICKING UP THE PIECES, plus! My friend Brian Tracey's debut novel--in full and mini! Congratulations, Brian ( ;
#mystery #mysterybooks #mysterybox #briantracy

HAPPY BOOK BIRTHDAY to PICKING UP THE PIECES, Brian Tracey, Jeff Ayers, and Terrie Wolf!
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Trees, with Apologies to Joyce Kilmer by Susan Van Kirk

If, like me, you love TREES and WRITING, I recommend Susan Van Kirk's blog post on WRITERS WHO KILL. writerswhokill.blogspot.com/2025/08/tree...

Incredibly honored that my manuscript DEATH IN MINIATURE has been selected as one of the Judges’ Top Picks for the 2025 Claymore Award for Best Suspense.
www.killernashville.com/claymore-awa...

Hello from a fellow SinC and MWA member. I love that your A KILLER FOR CHRISTMAS crosses genres. I am a humungous fan of romance and mystery mash-ups. I've taken to calling them romystery ( ;
I've followed you on Facebook, Instagram, and Bluesky. Looking forward to sharing our journeys as we go.

Bronx Beauty on my walk.

My current read is Sarah Easter Collins’s novel (with Crown Publishing), THINGS DON’T BREAK ON THEIR OWN. It was an MWA Edgar Best Novel finalist. I’m thinking maybe it more than deserved the honor ( ;

My Golden Heart Award arrived today.
I couldn’t be more pleased, proud, and grateful to Romance Writers of America.
Isn't it beautiful?

Congratulations to my fellow MWA-NY Leon Burstein Award prize winner upon garnering agent representation.
Thank you, MWA-NY and the award’s dedicated sponsor, Dan Burstein. Christal’s success is a testament to the value and significance this award can have for aspiring mystery authors.
Yay Christal

I gobbled this book up, dollhouses and all.
Me…? I adore a story with secrets, and this book was filled to the brim with them. Add in my fascination with miniatures, and THE LIBRARY OF LOST DOLLHOUSES was a fun, spectacular read.
#booklover #bibliophile #bookworm #bookstagram #readersofinstagram

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This book made me look at life differently. There are so many unanswered life and death questions—and, truth be told, they remain so. But oh, how much deeper the possibilities of their answers ring after reading HERE ONE MOMENT.