How long have you wanted to be an author? How difficult has it been to become a published author? That’s always a hard question to answer! I’ve been married to the love of my life for thirty-five years and we have two grown sons. And a cat. Pittsburgh is really a small town disguised as a big city and I think it makes a great setting. Yes. I know Pittsburghese and I’m not afraid to use it! The city has gone through a lot of change over the years and it seemed like the perfect place-to me, anyway-to set a light mystery. Along the way she gets help from a bakery owner who’s a rabid Steeler fan, a cranky World War II vet, and of course, her new chef, Jake, who was her high school crush.ĭetails of Pittsburgh life add a nice touch to your mystery. My protagonist, Max O’Hara, is in the process of opening a brewpub in a Pittsburgh neighborhood and finds herself involved in solving the murder of her assistant. It’s the first in the Brewing Trouble cozy mystery series being published by Berkley Prime Crime. Tell us about your book, TO BREW OR NOT TO BREW. She sets out to investigate with the help of other small business owners in the neighborhood and her new chef Jake, but then there is another death…. Although there have been minor problems, she rejects the possibility of sabotage until her assistant Kurt is found dead. TO BREW OR NOT TO BREW, the debut cozy mystery by Joyce Tremel out on December 1, features Max (Maxine) O’Hara, a certified brewmaster who is opening a brewpub in Pittsburgh.
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