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"Mrs. Goodman's First Murder," Author Ginny Fite on the Sunbury Press Books Show!

January 30, 2026

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In a tale described as "Fargo meets Miss Marple," Ginny Fite brings her latest work, Mrs. Goodman's First Murder to the Milford House Press imprint. A darkly comic twist on the murder mystery genre, an amateur sleuth investigates crime in a small town, where no one is an angel, everyone has an agenda, and fate deals from the bottom of the deck.

Ginny Fite has written widely across the literary spectrum with her numerous releases. Mrs. Goodman's First Murder is her tenth novel. Her previous works include Sanctuary, The Physics of Things, and the Sam LaGarde series, which can be found on the Sunbury Press website. She has also produced three works of poetry and a collection of humorous essays on aging.

A graduate of Rutgers and Johns Hopkins Universities, Ginny Fite has had a 40-year career in communications, with experience in newspapers, magazines, universities, politics and a robotic R&D firm. She lives in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia.

Find out more about Ginny Fite here.