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Louise Gaylord Interviewed

Monday, April 23rd, 2012

Louise Interviewed on KFAG-FM in Kansas.

Literary Gumbo: Louise Gaylord from Literary Gumbo on Vimeo

Thursday, April 19th, 2012

Literary Gumbo: Louise Gaylord from Literary Gumbo on Vimeo.

Congratulations Louise!

Thursday, February 23rd, 2012

DARK LAKE a Winner at the LOS ANGELES BOOK FESTIVAL!

LOS ANGELES – The 2011-2012 Los Angeles Book Festival awarded “Dark Lake” by Louise an Honorable Mention at its annual competition honoring the best of world publishing.

Allie Armington Goes to the Adirondacks

Monday, October 31st, 2011

Author Louise Gaylord Discusses Writing and Her New Book Dark Lake

Saturday, October 15, 2011
By Nuria Reed

In a secluded compound of cabins above a lake in the Adirondacks, a young private investigator and assistant district attorney from Texas finds a beloved family member dead, a string of cover ups by corrupted officials, and a cousin in love with a dangerous man.

So begins Dark Lake, the fourth book in the suspenseful Allie Armington murder mystery series by award-winning author Louise Gaylord, who lives and writes in both Santa Barbara and her hometown of Houston, Texas. A spunky and curious young woman with a taste for adventure and a knack for finding out the truth, the character of Allie was originally inspired by Gaylord’s time on a grand jury in Houston. The assistant DA was “so lousy,” recalled Gaylord, that she thought “a woman could do this so much better.”

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Q & A with Louise Gaylord

Monday, October 24th, 2011

Q & A with Louise Gaylord, author of the Allie Armington mystery series, including her newest release …

Q: Tell us about your newest Allie Armington mystery novel Dark Lake and what readers can expect the beloved protagonist to encounter in the book.

A: Dark Lake is set in the Adirondacks, where Allie finds her aunt has been murdered. The people in the small compound want to believe it was a suicide, as do the police, to keep it out of the press. Frustrated by the lack of police involvement, Allie sets out to solve the crime on her own.

Allie inherits her aunt’s cottage, much to her drug-addicted cousin’s dismay, and sparks a new romance with a guy working with the county drug enforcement. She remembers him from when she visited the camp as a little girl. He’s cute … but she’s just not sure about him.

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THE LATEST ALLIE ARMINGTON MYSTERY IS HERE!

Monday, August 15th, 2011

LOUISE GAYLORD’S LATEST ALLIE ARMINGTON MYSTERY!

Now Available!

Summer at the Lake just isn’t what it used to be.

This year, it’s murder. After 15 years, Allie Armington returns to her aunt Sallie’s idyllic cottage retreat in the Adirondacks where she spent most of her childhood summers. Until the accident, that is. But instead of the happy reunion she’s anticipating, she finds Sallie’s mangled body.

The close-knit community of July 4th to Labor Day residents at the Hotanawa compound tries to portray the tragedy as a suicide to keep things out of the news. Allie knows better. There’s been foul play, yet the cops have all but closed the case.

To clear her aunt’s reputation, Allie’s got to navigate her way around a compromised police department, wealthy neighbors with agendas, a cousin who’s turned into a meth head, and a drug conspiracy that just gets stranger and stranger—especially since the handsome drug cop is an ally in one moment and a suspected conspirator the next.

Populated with neighbors you love to hate, childhood ex-crushes you’d hate to love, and family and friends who promote more problems than solutions, Dark Lake brings us an up close look at summer life in the Adirondacks and Allie at her best.

Visit our new site: www.thedarklakebook.com

Welcome – to Old Fans & New Friends

Monday, May 23rd, 2011

With Louise Gaylord, one thing’s for sure: there’s never a dull moment!

Whether she’s on to another Allie Armington mystery, taking the plunge into a new novel with more exciting characters to meet, or doing something entirely different, like her new recipe book, Louise can be counted on for surprise and delight.

We’re glad to provide this website to keep you up to date with Louise’s latest adventures.

So, come on in, catch up with Louise, and be sure to let us know if there’s anything in particular you’d like to know about what she’s up to. We always welcome your comments and questions.

Awards for Louise Gaylord

Sunday, May 22nd, 2011
WHERE’S THE CHAMPAGNE!!?!!

2010 San Francisco Book Festival

AUDIO/SPOKEN WORD

WINNER:

“Spa Deadly,” Louise Gaylord

COOKBOOKS

HONORABLE MENTION:

“Recipes From Camp Trillium,” Louise Gaylord

WINNER

International Book Awards 2010

Cookbooks-Regional

RECIPES FROM CAMP TRILLIUM

Book Blogger Convention in NYC

Saturday, May 21st, 2011
Louise Gaylord’s Allie Armington mysteries have been made available to bloggers at this year’s Book Blogger’s Convention in NYC.We are eagerly awaiting their responses to Louise’s books.  As blogs become available, we will be posting links so you can see what the buzz is all about.
Heres a picture in New York at the Book Bloggers Convention!

 

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Accomplished Chefs and Kitchen Novices… Rejoice!

Monday, July 12th, 2010
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When it comes to cooking, you will find tasty treats  in Recipes from Camp Trillium. Louise Gaylord collected these gems over the years of entertaining at her family’s summer home, Camp Trillium, in New York’s Adirondack Mountains. Each one meets the challenge of being easy-to prepare from ingredients easily found in the any market

This recipe book is a must for every kitchen, Louise includes tips for solving virtually any household problem – from getting rid of crayon marks to removing splinters to getting more juice from a lemon – using items commonly found around the home.

Recipes from Camp Trillium is a real crowd pleaser, whether your “crowd” is twenty hungry relatives or that one special person you want to impress.

This is a compilation of recipes Louise Gaylord has collected from family and friends over the years and there may be some discrepancies in a few of them.