Peggy Ehrhart is an American published author who has made a name for herself in the mystery genre. She is a former English professor, holding a Ph.D. in Medieval Literature, and has a diverse publication history. This includes a prize-winning book on classical mythology in the Middle Ages and award-winning short fiction.
Dr. Ehrhart's love for music, particularly the blues, inspired her to create the Maxx Maxwell mysteries. This series, which includes "Sweet Man Is Gone" and "Got No Friend Anyhow," features a blues-singer sleuth. Her personal experiences as a guitar player have lent authenticity to this unique series. Currently, she is writing the cozy Knit & Nibble mystery series for Kensington Books. This series is set in the charming fictional town of Arborville, New Jersey, and features amateur sleuth Pamela Paterson, the founder and mainstay of the town's knitting club.
Ehrhart's affiliations with Mystery Writers of America and Sisters in Crime demonstrate her commitment to her craft and community. Her online presence at PeggyEhrhart.com provides fans and readers with a way to connect with her and stay updated on her latest works. Her journey from academia to mystery writing, combined with her passion for music, makes her a compelling figure in the literary world.