Cindy Daniel

65, Female

Rockwall

United States

Profile Information:

Hometown:
Rockwall, Texas
About Me:
Cindy Daniel is the author of the DEATH WARMED OVER mysteries, and served as 2005 & 2006 Southwest Chapter President of the Mystery Writers of America, and 2004 Internet Chapter President of Sisters in Crime.

She has published two books in the Death Warmed Over series, and just released her first non-fiction book - It’s Not About You! a mother and daughter’s journey through breast cancer; a book she co-wrote with her 26-year-old daughter.

She’s currently at work creating two new mystery series: Mad Moms In Minivans, and the Emma Tate – Mistaken Identity series.

Cindy lives in Rockwall, Texas where she and her husband Jeff share a house with three rescue dogs and one brave cat.

www.notmymom.com
www.deathwarmedovermysteries.com
www.squidoo.com/cindydaniel
www.myspace.com/iwritemystery
I Am A:
Reader, Writer
Website:
http://www.deathwarmedovermysteries.com
Books And Authors I Like:
Carolyn Haines
Carolyn Hart
Emilie Richards
Jeff Abbott
James Patterson
John Sandberg
Catherine Coulter
Lonnie Cruse
Randy Rawls
Alexander McCall Smith
Patricia Sprinkle
Tim Cockey
Carl Hiaasen
Movies And TV Shows I Like:
Monk
Psyche
TV Land
What About Bob
The Money Pit

Comment Wall:

  • L. A. Starks

    Cindy, Glad to see you here. You'll like it.
    LAS
  • Austin S. Camacho

    Hi Cindy, and thanks for the invitation! I see we have some tastes, and some friends in common. ;-)

    BTW, I'm sure those are your real legs in the picture, but do you really have that cool car???
  • Joan Merrill

    Hi,
    Thanks for wrtiing. I’m looking forward to sharing writing experiences with you.
    I have “finished” a mystery novel, still needing some fact checking and editing. My plan is to hire an editor and then put it on a print and demand website such as lulu.com.
    Reason: I don’t want the hassle of trying to sell and promote it. Yet don’t want it to land in a drawer, as some kind of hobby product. I like writing but not promoting and I have no illusions about acquiring fame or fortune by being accepted by a publisher.
    (I've had three non-fiction books published.)
    I would appreciate your thoughts.
    Thanks for responding,
    Joan
  • Rhys Bowen

    Thanks for inviting me, Cindy.
    I look forward to keeping up with you on Crimespace
  • Deborah Pesa

    Thank you for the invite!
  • Mary Saums

    Hey, Cindy! Good to hear from you. Best of luck with your new book and series writing. You sure do stay busy. :)
  • Arkansas Cyndi

    Thanks for the invite! Honored to be part of your network of friends
  • Janet McClellan

    thanks for the invitation, I will look forward to our conversations
  • Christine Kling

    Hi Cindy,

    Any friend of Randy Rawls is a friend of mine. Thanks for the add.
  • Marta Stephens

    Hi Cindy.

    Good to meet you! Thanks for the invite.
  • Robin Burcell

    Hi Cindy,
    Good to hear from you, it's been a bit! Thanks for the invite.
  • Grant McKenzie

    Hi Cindy:
    Death Warmed Over - Yumm ;-)
    Nice to meet you.
  • LJ Roberts

    Hi Cindy.
    Thanks for the invite.
  • Laura Benedict

    Hi, Cindy. Thanks for the friendship. Delightful cover art! Blessings--Laura
  • Peg Brantley

    Oh my gosh. 98? You go, girl! And I go in on the 1st for yet another biopsy. Old hat for me, but still. On one hand I think about my pattern, hoping it holds. On the other hand I wonder what's happening to my odds. You just keep rockin', Cindy. Love it!
  • Jan Christensen

    Hi Cindy. Great to see you here. Hope all is going well for you. Will try to keep up with your blog.--Jan
  • Billie A Williams

    Hi Cindy,
    You are a treasure and an inspiration! Thank you for the invite - can't wait to see your books.
    Billie
    www.billiewilliams.com
  • Sheri Fresonke Harper

    Hi Cindy, bravo on your publications. At 98! Fantastic! Nice to meet you. :-) Sheri
  • Dorien Grey

    Hi, Cindy:

    Delighted to join your Crimespace Friends list. A very interesting profile and web page. Glad to see we share mystery writing and surviving cancer. I look forward to learning more about you here on Crimespace...and hopefully vice-versa.

    Best Regards,

    Dorien
  • Peg Herring

    Thanks for the invite. Texas, huh? My daughter is currently visiting friends in Houston.
  • Rosemary Harris

    Hi Cindy,
    Thanks for friending. Good luck with the books!
    Ro,
    PS I've got a rescue dog too..
    www.rosemaryharris.com
  • Jean Langlais

    Hi Cindy Daniel. Congratulations to the breast cancer survivor. We know what that's all about and celebrate all successes. So, if your daughter is 26, I am thinking you are not 98 as your profile indicates......
  • Brenda Chapman

    Hi Cindy - I was typing a note and checking out your website at the same time when I lost track of the message - I hope this doesn't appear twice! Anyhow, thanks for adding me to your list of friends. By your photo on your site, you look closer to 20 than 100:)
    Brenda
  • Sandra Parshall

    Hi, Cindy, Best of luck with the nonfiction book and your new mysteries.
    Sandy
  • HappyRuby

    Thank you for the invite. What kind of dogs did you rescue?
    HappyRuby
  • Donna Moore

    Hi Cindy - thanks for the invite. Nice to meet you.
  • Jordan Dane

    AWell, it's about time you got over here. It was SOooo much fun meeting you again in Dallas at the MWA annual con. And thanks for getting me on some great panels. I had loads of fun and you sure worked hard to provide a wonderful experience for all attendees. You're the best!!!! Love, ya, gal! MUAH
  • John Achor

    Cindy,

    You conceal your age artfully :-)

    Welcome to Crimespace and hope to see you in Tulsa this Sept.

    BeeJay (John Achor)
  • Maryann Miller

    Hi, Cindy, we're practically neighbors. I'm in Winnsboro, Texas. About 28 miles southeast of Sulphur Springs. We should get together sometime.

    Maryann
  • Debra Lee

    Hi Cindy-thanks for the invite!
  • Amanda Stevens

    Hello from another Texan! Thanks for the add, Cindy. Love your profile picture.
  • Lynette Hall Hampton

    I'm delighted to be your friend, Cindy. It's been a while since we met at Cape Fear Crime Festival, but I've enjoyed your Death Warmed Over books. I look forward to the new series.
  • Chester D. Campbell

    Hi, Cindy. Welcome to the criminal space. Haven't run into you in awhile, but hopefully that will change in the near future. For the rest of 2007 we're doing Killer Nashville and Magna cum Murder. Good luck with the books (and writing).
  • James R. Benn

    Hi Cindy! Nice to run into you again. Great artwork on those covers.

    Jim
  • Penny Rudolph

    Hi Cindy, how nice to meet you! I love the covers of your books. Where is Rockwall? I live in Albuquerque but have never heard of it. You're working on developing TWO series? You are truly a glutton for punishment. But then if you have honchoed(?) chapters of Mystery Writers and Sisters in Crime, we already know that. We also do rescue dogs and cats, two of each at the moment. We once rescued a baby robin and a blue jay, both of which lived through our tender loving care and were released. Best of luck with your series.
  • Joan Hiller

    Thanks for the invite, Cindy. I will be checking out your works, too. Joan
  • Maryann Mercer

    Hi Cindy and thanks for the invitation...my ISP is a bit strange tonight, but "forensic" and "mystery" are two of my favorite words...I'll be back :o)
  • Timothy Hallinan

    Hi, Cindy, and thanks for inviting me. This is an amazing site -- it's almost as good as a live convention.

    Hope you're writing well and more or less constantly, since that't the only thing that works for me.
  • JackBludis

    Good Covers ... Good books too ...
  • surfingcheryl

    Cindy, Thanks for the invite as a friend. We have a few things in common--I just sold a non-fiction book...Busting Through: The Wild Woman's Guide to Breast Cancer Survival. Your book about B.C. sounds really great--from an interesting angle.
    I'd be more than happy to put a reference or short quote from it/about it in my book. Mine is about how the disease pushes you to get in touch with the wild woman inside--and you do whatever it takes to survive. End bad family relationships, scream at your doctor, threaten to sue the hospital, or (in my case) defy immigration to adopt in spite of my diagnosis.
    My email is cherylaswanson@gmail.com. If your book isn't out yet and you'd like a blurb, let me know. Or if there is ANYTHING I can do to help you.
    Cheryl