Debra H. Goldstein is an accomplished author, known for her cozy mystery series, "Sarah Blair." In addition to her work as a writer, Goldstein has also served as a judge, litigator, and civil volunteer. She is a wife and mother, and her experiences in these various roles have undoubtedly influenced her writing.
Born in Newark, Goldstein has had a successful career as a writer. She is the author of several books, including "Five Belles Too Many," "Four Cuts Too Many," "Three Treats Too Many," "Two Bites Too Many," and "One Taste Too Many." In addition to her cozy mystery series, Goldstein has also written standalone novels, such as "Should Have Played Poker: a Carrie Martin and the Mah Jongg Players Mystery" and "Maze in Blue," a mystery set on the University of Michigan’s campus.
Goldstein's writing has been recognized with numerous accolades. Her short stories and essays have been published in various periodicals and anthologies, including Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine. She has been named a finalist for the Agatha, Anthony, Derringer, and Silver Falchion awards. Goldstein has also served in leadership roles for Mystery Writers of America and Sisters in Crime, including as president of the Southeast region of MWA and the largest SinC chapter, the Guppies.
Despite her many accomplishments, Goldstein remains humble and dedicated to her craft. She is an active community volunteer in Birmingham, Alabama, where she resides with her husband. Her website, DebraHGoldstein.com provides more information about her writings, and readers can also connect with her on Facebook at facebook.com/DebraHGoldsteinAuthor. As Goldstein herself says, "It's Not Always a Mystery."