St. Louis Horror Con July 11th and 12th.
Crypticon KC August 14-16
Dark Flame Society Con November 7th and 8th.
St. Louis Horror Con July 11th and 12th
Books At The Arch St. Louis Mo. October 17th
Meet & Greet Award Winning Author Lizzy Stevens at one of her events in 2026.
Terez Peipins is a writer of Latvian descent from Western New York.Her poetry, fiction, and essays have appeared in publications both inthe United States and abroad. She is the author of four chapbooks ofpoetry and five novels. She is the former Fiction Editor of TheAdirondack Review and winner of the Natasha Trethewey poetry prizefrom the Atlanta Writers Club. Her latest novel, Budapest Clues isthe third book in the Dan Kiraly detective series.www.terezpeipins.com
In the matter of just a few days the bodies of two women float up in the Niagara River. Are the two deaths connected? Detective Dan Kiraly must find out with the help of his two partners, Clarisse and Deke. Meanwhile Kiraly’s personal life heats up at the same time as he faces the dilemmas of a changing world.
Budapest! Buffalo’s favorite detective, Dan Kiraly finds himselfvisiting the homeland of his grandfather on a long awaited vacationwith his sister. But once again, trouble finds Dan. In Budapest, ayoung American man has gone missing. Navigating an unfamiliar world,Dan works with locals to unravel the mystery. Luckily for Dan, notall is work. He finds love in the setting of a grand, historicEuropean city.In her third Dan Kiraly novel, Peipins immerses readers in the sights,sounds, smells, and customs of Budapest, where Dan is vacationing withhis sister to explore their family heritage. But his trip takes anunexpected turn when an American boy goes missing, drawing Dan into atentative collaboration with local police as he pursues his owninvestigation. Complicating matters further is a captivating Hungarianwoman with whom he falls in love. Rich in atmosphere, mystery, andromance, this novel invites readers to follow the clues, unravel thesecrets, and discover where love in a foreign land may lead.Jill Adams, Editor of The Barcelona Review