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Glenn J. Hill

About the Author Glenn J. Hill

Glenn J. Hill is the author of the Ghostly Ashland Shakespeare Mystery series, blending cozy whodunits with a touch of the supernatural and plenty of theatrical charm. A lifelong lover of history, Shakespeare, and small-town quirks. Glenn sets his mysteries in Ashland, Oregon—a place where drama thrives both on and off the stage.

With a love of cooking Middle Eastern dishes, a background in storytelling, and musical instrument building, Glenn brings a unique eye to his writing, crafting tales that are as atmospheric as they are suspenseful. When he’s not unraveling fictional crimes or collaborating with ghostly cats, you can find him enjoying life outside of Ashland, Oregon, with his wife Laurie and their spirited dog Mitzi.

Follow your Bliss and Live your Life in Joy.

Glenn J. Hill

Book Five: A Midsummer’s Fatal Bloom On Midsummer’s Day, Ashland’s fairy queen is already dead. Ashland’s Fourth of July parade is in full swing when a spectacular Midsummer Night’s Dream float glides down Main Street, its flower-covered bower carrying a beautiful..
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Book Four: A Sculpted Demise In Ashland, even the statues have secrets. During Ashland’s glittering First Friday Art Walk, celebrated sculptor Hadrian Kessler unveils a breathtaking new collection of Greco-Roman statuary. But retired Israeli antiquities investigator William Mills sees so..
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Book Three: Sweet Revenge At Ashland’s Chocolate Festival, revenge is a dish best served dark and deadly. William Mills and Carol Lindsey are looking forward to a romantic weekend of chocolate tastings, wine pairings, and Shakespeare beneath the stars. But the festival’s sweetness ..
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Book Two: The Devil Wore White A bride in white. A nine-story fall. A haunted hotel where the dead never truly check out. A lavish wedding at Ashland’s historic Globe Springs Hotel turns tragic when bride Heather Standish plunges from the ninth floor. The death appears to be a terrible a..
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Book One: The First thing We do… When the deadliest line in Shakespeare is spoken, the curtain rises on murder. Retired antiquities investigator William Mills came to Ashland, Oregon, hoping to leave violence—and the ghosts of his past—behind. But when festival attorney Arth..
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