Beverle Graves Myers is a successful American author, best known for her historical fiction and mystery thrillers. Born in Kentucky, Myers developed a love for storytelling at a young age. She pursued her undergraduate studies at the University of Louisville, where she majored in history. After completing her college education, Myers went on to earn her MD degree and specialized in psychiatry. She practiced psychiatry for several years before deciding to leave the profession and become a full-time author. Myers has reported that her mental health has improved since leaving psychiatry and becoming a writer.\n \nMyers' love for opera, Italy, and traditional mystery fiction is reflected in her "Tito Amato" series of novels. The series features an 18th-century singer and sleuth, Tito Amato, and is set in Venice. The series has been well-received, with the latest title being "Whispers of Vivaldi." In addition to the "Tito Amato" series, Myers also writes stories that stray from mystery into the realm of the creepy, and her short fiction has been featured in various publications such as "Crime City Central," "Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine," and "Woman's World."
Myers' literary excellence has earned her nominations for several awards, including the Kentucky Literary Award, the Derringer Award, and the Macavity Award. She enjoys reading novels that combine interesting historical facts, a unique voice, and a dash of culture. Some of her favorite authors include Robert Barnard, Alan Bradley, Elizabeth Peters, and Steven Saylor. When she's not writing or reading, Myers can be found walking her beagle-basset hound or lounging by the pool. She currently resides in South Florida with her husband.
In addition to the "Tito Amato" series, Myers has also authored a stand-alone traditional mystery, "Face of the Enemy," with Joanne Dobson, set in New York City on the brink of World War II. Currently, Myers is working on a dark fantasy novel set in belle epoque Paris. Myers' writing is a testament to her versatility as an author, showcasing her ability to write in various genres, including mystery, thriller, and dark fantasy.