Sterling Glass is appearing in her third novel by mystery writer Emyl Jenkins. But where the book will end up is anyone’s guess, especially Emyl’s.
“The fun thing about the writing is meeting the people that Sterling introduces me to,” Emyl says. “I don’t know where the book is going.”
Emyl shared plans for her next book, which will be set in Richmond while enjoying a leisurely lunch at a well-known Richmond restaurant. “I love Richmond,” she says. “I look forward to sharing the beauty, the uniqueness, the quirkiness of the city.”
She says that people are all the same – whether they live in San Francisco, Boston, Miami or Richmond. “Often it’s the environment, the geography, the heritage of a place that makes a person have individual traits,” Emyl says.
Some of her friends worry that they will end up in her books, but no need to fear. “I’m not writing about friends,” Emyl says. I’m writing about people from all over the country.”
No publication date has been set.
Cynthia's Communique 
Yes, people are the same – even all over the world. We are all the same
Picked up “Stealing with Style” at the NFPW silent auction in San Antonio. I don’t even like antiques but I loved the book.
Author Jenkins has it right: People are all the same, whether they live in San Francisco, Boston, Miami or Richmond. I’m reading her first book, “The Big Steal, now and look forward to the third one when it comes out.