Charlotte Morganti

Works by Charlotte Morganti:
- The End Game
- Persimmon Worthing Short Mysteries
- Pickled to Death: A Persimmon Worthing Short Mystery
- Lethal Leap Day: A Persimmon Worthing Short Mystery
- The Almost Plucked Duck: A Persimmon Worthing Short Mystery
- The Pirated Plum Pudding: A Persimmon Worthing Short Mystery
- Lazy Days Parade Takes a Tragic Turn: A Persimmon Worthing Short Mystery
- Breaking News: Local Heiress Dead
- Local Heiress Dead
She is a Canadian writer of crime fiction. She has been a burger flipper, beer slinger and a corporate finance/mining lawyer. In addition to her law degree, she holds a Master of Fine Arts in creative writing. Now retired from legal practice, she focuses on writing mysteries -- novels and short stories, ranging from gritty investigations to lighter capers. Charlotte usually sets her stories in small towns that harbour both villains (often cunning, occasionally inept) and the sleuths who pursue them.
Charlotte Morganti’s novels-in-progress have been short-listed for various awards, including the Crime Writers of Canada Award of Excellence (formerly the Unhanged Arthur) for unpublished manuscripts. Her short stories have appeared in Black Cat Mystery Magazine, Black Cat Weekly, and several anthologies, including Mystery Weekly’s Die Laughing, An Anthology of Humorous Mysteries, Iguana Books’ Blood is Thicker, an Anthology of Twisted Family Traditions, and Sisters in Crime-Canada West’s anthology, Crime Wave.
She is a member of Sisters in Crime and Crime Writers of Canada. Charlotte and her husband live in a small town on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia.