HOLLISTON, Mass. - s4story -- Silver Leaf Books announces the availability of the new cozy mystery by author K. Van Kramer, enabling interested cozy mystery fans to purchase the upcoming hardcover, or Kindle version which is currently available.

Set in 1937 London, 'Six And A Half Days To Cairo,' combines mystery, high drama, and romance when Scottish journalist and aviatrix, Caitlynn Fox Quinn, becomes embroiled in a mystery and decides to help solve the crime of a murdered neighbor and Egyptologist. Haunted by strange dreams of a mummy, a suspicious attack, and finding a clue in her neighbor's flat, she's convinced that a legendary artifact could be connected to the case.

This exciting story will appeal to cozy mystery fans who enjoy the paranormal aspects with captivating ties to Egyptian archeology and folklore.

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Determined to find the answers, Caitlynn fumbles her way through and enlists the aid of her best friend Merlyn Zhou, daughter of the Chinese ambassador, and the two intrepid women embark on the ultimate adventure to Cairo in search of clues.

The author, K. Van Kramer, is a skilled storyteller who was born in Wisconsin but moved to Florida as a teenager. She graduated in Graphic Design from the University of Florida and became an award-winning designer before pursuing her passion for writing. After moving to the Netherlands for three years, she traveled widely, including Egypt which helped inspire her story and her vivid descriptions of the country's landmarks and culture. Kim currently lives in Raleigh, North Carolina with her family, where she continues to write and explore the Appalachian countryside.

For more information, please contact Clifford Bowyer at Silver Leaf Books or https://silverleafbooks.com/