My debut mystery novel, Artifact, goes on sale this week. There are links to buy the book in the side-bar of the blog, but since this is a mysterious photography blog, I'm going to keep things related to photography! (You can read more about Artifact here.)
The setting for the book was inspired by my travels to the Highlands of Scotland, especially the Dunnottar Castle ruins. The site of the ancient fortress is a chunk of land on cliffs that stretch out into the North Sea, only accessible by walking down a steep path and up another one. It's no wonder the site was used as a fortress beginning in the Dark Ages and played a role in Scotland's history throughout the centuries.
In
ARTIFACT, historian Jaya Jones travels from San Francisco to
London to a Pictish archaeological dig in the Highlands of Scotland, piecing
together the secrets of a lost Indian treasure that are hidden in a Scottish
legend from the days of the British Raj.
—Gigi
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