About Author

J.C. Paulson

joannepaulson.allauthor.com J.C. Paulson

Writing:
Crime Fiction Mysteries Romantic Suspense Historical Fiction
Country: Canada
Books: 7
Profession: Author
Born: 6 September
Member Since: Jan 2020
Profile Views: 2,927
Followers: 141
Visit author: Website, Join Author's Newsletter, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Goodreads, Amazon, Pinterest, Linkedin,

BIOGRAPHY

J.C. Paulson thinks a mystery can — perhaps should — also be a love story.
Switching from fact (journalism) to fiction, it seemed a natural thing to combine the two. Evil versus good. Hate versus love. Think Lord Peter Wimsey and Harriet Vane, and a host of cozy mystery couples — not that her first three novels, Adam's Witness, Broken Through and Fire Lake, are very cozy.
Changing the world would be nice, too. Fiction allows us to swallow the bitter pills of social injustice and still (hopefully) be entranced, entertained and entangled in their solutions.
A rabid reader of mystery novels, J.C. Paulson has long admired the works of Dorothy Sayers, P.D. James and Ann Cleeves. She lives in a rambling bungalow on a quiet street in a Canadian prairie city with her husband.

Books
Series
Ask Me Anything
Contact

J.C. Paulson's Books

Stay in the know on books by J.C. Paulson. See upcoming books and the bestselling by the author here. You'll Also find the deals on books by J.C. Paulson.
** Please note that the information or price displayed here may not be the updated. Make sure to double check the latest book price before buying books to read.
** Importantly, there might be other books by J.C. Paulson not listed on AllAuthor.

Book
Featured $2.99 kindle Free with KUeBook, Adam's Witness: A Thrilling Mystery, Crime and Romance Novel (Adam and Grace Book 1)by J.C. PaulsonPublish: Jun 13, 2017Series: Adam and GraceCrime Fiction Mysteries Romantic Suspense
$2.99 kindle Free with KUeBook, Broken Through: Adam and Grace Book Twoby J.C. PaulsonPublish: Sep 27, 2018Series: Adam and GraceCrime Fiction Mysteries Romantic Suspense
$2.99 kindle Free with KUeBook, Fire Lake (Adam and Grace Book 3)by J.C. PaulsonPublish: Jul 07, 2019Series: Adam and GraceCrime Fiction Mysteries Romantic Suspense
$3.99 kindleeBook, Griffin's Cure (Adam and Grace Book 4)by J.C. PaulsonPublish: Apr 03, 2020Series: Adam and GraceCrime Fiction Mysteries
Featured $1.99 kindle Free with KUeBook, Two Hundred Bones: Adam and Grace Book 5by J.C. PaulsonPublish: Mar 31, 2021Series: Adam and GraceCrime Fiction Mysteries
$3.99 kindleeBook, Adam and Grace Mysteries Books 1-3by J.C. PaulsonPublish: Jul 08, 2021Series: Adam and GraceCrime Fiction Mysteries Romantic Suspense
Featured $6.99 kindle Free with KUeBook, Blood and Dustby J.C. PaulsonPublish: Feb 17, 2022Action & Adventure Western Romance Historical Fiction

J.C. Paulson's Series in Order

It's exciting to find a book series to follow. Discover the world created in the book series by J.C. Paulson.
** Importantly, there might be other book series by J.C. Paulson not listed on Allauthor.

Adam and Grace
1 2 3 4 5 6

Ask J.C. Paulson a Question

Have brimming questions to ask author J.C. Paulson? Ask the author whatever you like, but keep in the appropriate zone.
** Please note, unanswered questions will not appear on the page and refrain from posting promotional messages.

- Lily Lawson 3 months ago
  FollowAuthor
- What are your future writing plans? What current projects should we look out for?
- report
- like
- reply
- - J.C. Paulson 3 months ago
    FollowAuthor
  - Thank you, Lily! I'm presently working on the sixth book (and fifth novel) in my Adam and Grace mystery series. I just completed a wee children's book, which lands June 1. After that, I plan a sequel to my western, Blood and Dust, which will take place around 1905 when my province actually BECAME a province. Lots of political fodder there!
  - report
  - like (1)
  - reply
  - - Lily Lawson 3 months ago
      FollowAuthor
    - Yay! more Adam and Grace - sold
      Never read a Western so more new territory for me coming soon.
    - report
    - like (1)
    - reply
    - - J.C. Paulson 2 months ago
        FollowAuthor
      - Awww thank you so much!
      - report
      - like (1)
      - reply
- AllAuthor 3 months ago
  Allauthor
- If you were to change your genre, which one would you choose?
- report
- like
- reply
- - J.C. Paulson 3 months ago
    FollowAuthor
  - I have already changed genres. I thought I would always write contemporary mystery, but in the last year I've published a historical fiction/western (Blood and Dust) and a wee children's book (Magic Mack and The Mischief-Makers). As Yogi Berra said, "When you come to a fork in the road, take it." I think I was too focused on the one genre — although I continue to write mysteries (laced with a little love) — to see other inspirational moments and opportunities, at first. Now I try to go with them.
  - report
  - like (1)
  - reply
- AllAuthor 3 months ago
  Allauthor
- If you could have been the original author of any book, what would it have been and why?
- report
- like
- reply
- - J.C. Paulson 3 months ago
    FollowAuthor
  - Oof, just one!?
    I would love to have written Barbara Kingsolver's The Poisonwood Bible. SO brilliant and epic. And also her Unsheltered, a brilliant allegorical political work.
    I also want to be Dorothy L. Sayers when I grow up. I want to have written (interesting verb tense there) both Gaudy Night and Busman's Honeymoon. Fabulous mysteries interwoven with complex relationships.
  - report
  - like
  - reply
- AllAuthor 3 months ago
  Allauthor
- Have you ever incorporated something that happened to you in real life into your novels?
- report
- like
- reply
- - J.C. Paulson 3 months ago
    FollowAuthor
  - All the time. Some have been minor life or less-minor work events (in journalism) that have inspired the message and ultimately the tale. For example, my husband and I stumbled upon a rusted-out, bullet-riddled Fleetline (car) in the middle of the forest. That discovery, along with some research and wild imagingings, became Two Hundred Bones.
  - report
  - like
  - reply
- AllAuthor 3 months ago
  Allauthor
- Do you read your book reviews? How do you deal with bad or good ones?
- report
- like
- reply
- - J.C. Paulson 3 months ago
    FollowAuthor
  - I do. There are many good reasons NOT to read reviews, to be sure, but one can learn a lot from a thoughtful review, good or bad.
  - report
  - like
  - reply
- Roderick Hart 4 months ago
  FollowAuthor
- Of your books, which one should I read first?
- report
- like (1)
- reply
- - J.C. Paulson 4 months ago
    FollowAuthor
  - Thank you so much, Roderick! If you like mysteries (mixed with a little romantic suspense), my first in the series is Adam's Witness, so best to start there. If something more western/historical fiction ish is to your taste, please consider Blood and Dust, my newest. So kind of you.
  - report
  - like
  - reply
  - - Roderick Hart 4 months ago
      FollowAuthor
    - Thank you. I shall go for Adam's Witness.
    - report
    - like (1)
    - reply
    - - J.C. Paulson 4 months ago
        FollowAuthor
      - How incredibly kind of you! Thank you so much!
      - report
      - like
      - reply

Error:

Warning:

Contact J.C. Paulson

The author, a good book and you! Contact J.C. Paulson here.
** Please refrain from spamming and don't bombard the author with promotional mails/messages. Your IP/Email address may be blocked if found doing so.

Contact Author on: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin,