The members of the Speed City Indiana Chapter of Sisters in Crime would like to thank Jim Huang for his hospitality in making available The Mystery Company for monthly chapter meetings. Jim is owner of The Mystery Company; is a member of Speed City Indiana Chapter of Sisters in Crime -- AND is serving as the acting "speaker liaison vice president".  So not only has he opened his doors to our organization, he's also working to help bring special speakers to chapter meetings. Thank you, Jim (and Jennie)! **** Now, for more information about The Mystery Company: The Mystery Company is an independent bookshop for lovers of mystery and suspense, serving Indiana and the nation since 2003.  In partnership with The Crum Creek Press, they are also publishers.  For more information about their publishing program, visit the Crum Creek Press site. The Mystery Company has moved. Come see the new store located at: 233 2nd Avenue SW Carmel, Indiana  46032-2017 317-705-9711 Tollfree: 800-643-6737 Fax: 317-705-1402 email: staff@themysterycompany.com www.themysterycompany.com Jim Huang & Jennie G. Jacobson, owners Map to new store location Directions from the old location to the new: Make a right out of the old parking lot and head north on Rangeline Road. Look for a new “Carmel Arts & Design District" arch over the road. Just past the arch, take a left turn onto 3rd St SW. Go two short blocks to the end of 3rd St SW. You can turn right at this corner onto 2nd Ave SW. We'll be the second building on your right, just past Design Sense. You may wish to park in the public parking lot across the street. **** In addition, Jim is editor of The Drood Review of Mystery, a bimonthly newsletter about new mysteries; which has "For twenty-three years, [been] the mystery genre's most comprehensive and trusted source of information about new books." Jim also buys "more than my share of books, not just because I'm buying to stock the store but to stock our home too."  (The Erasmus line -- "When I get a little money, I buy books and if any is left, I buy food and clothes" -- is all too apt.) This saying "resonates" with many of our members too...  :-) Thanks again, Jim! _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Jim Huang, owner of The Mystery Company                   _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Brenda Robertson Stewart, acting President of the Speed City Indiana Chapter, Sisters in Crime, speaks to a full house at The Mystery Company. Brenda is a published mystery author; a forensic artist specializing in facial reconstruction; and has been a figurative sculptor for over 30 years, specializing in Native Americans and other ethnic groups. If you would like Brenda as a guest speaker, please contact her at: brendoll@indy.net.

An attentive audience listening to Brenda Robertson Stewart discuss forensic facial reconstruction at The Mystery Company.