Judith Alguire is a Canadian author based in Kingston, Ontario, best known for her Rudley Mystery series, which includes titles such as "Pleasantly Dead," "The Pumpkin Murders," "A Most Unpleasant Wedding," and "Peril at the Pleasant." Her works blend mystery and wit, offering readers engaging whodunits with a distinctive charm. Beyond novels, her short stories, articles, and essays have appeared in notable publications like "The Malahat Review" and "Harrowsmith", showcasing her versatility as a writer.
A graduate of Queen’s University, Alguire has a background in nursing, a career she recently retired from to focus on her literary pursuits. Her editorial experience includes serving on the board of the "Kingston Whig-Standard", reflecting her deep engagement with the written word. Her writing often combines sharp observation with a playful tone, making her mysteries both intriguing and entertaining. Alguire’s dual expertise in healthcare and literature lends a unique perspective to her storytelling.