Aubert, Rosemary

Rosemary Aubert, B.A., M.A., C.Cri.

Rosemary Aubert is the author of the Ellis Portal mystery series, set in Toronto. The series features a once-esteemed judge who became homeless but is now climbing his way back into society and solving crimes on the way back up! She is also the author of a stand-alone, based on the true story of a group of child musicians who became fugitives from nineteenth-century New York and founded a family dynasty in Toronto. Rosemary is also a writing teacher and lecturer and is a retired judge’s deputy from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.
 

Selected Bibliography:
Stand-alone:
The Judge of Orphans. iUniverse, 2007.

 Ellis Portal Mystery Series:
Free Reign. Bridge Works Publishing, 1997; Berkley, 1998
The Feast of Stephen. Bridge Works Publishing, 1999; Berkley, 2001
The Ferryman Will Be There. Bridge Works Publishing, 2001; Berkley, 2002
Leave Me By Dying. Bridge Works Publishing, 2003; McArthur & Company, 2004
The Red Mass. Bridge Works Publishing, 2005; McArthur & Company, 2005 (the fifth and final Ellis Portal novel)
 

Awards:
Winner, Crime Writers of Canada’s Arthur Ellis Award for Best Short Story, 1995, for “The Midnight Boat to Palermo” from Cold Blood V
Winner, Arthur Ellis Award for Best Novel, 2000, for The Feast of Stephen.
 

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