A Snapshot of Tamar Myers’ Life
Tamar Myers is an esteemed mystery novelist, born in Congo and raised in the United States. The unique backdrop of her upbringing, as the daughter of missionaries among a tribe of headhunters, provides a fascinating lens through which she crafts her captivating tales. When Congo gained its independence from Belgium, her family’s journey was fraught with challenges, navigating through civil wars before finally setting roots in America when Tamar turned 16.
Adjusting to a new culture and way of life was no easy feat. From learning how to use a phone and understanding the purpose of traffic lights to mastering the operation of a vending machine, everything was new territory. Fortunately, she found solace and companionship in her future husband, whom she met on her first day of high school. Today, Tamar resides in Charlotte, North Carolina, sharing her home with her beloved husband and an assortment of pets.
Myers’ Journey into the World of Writing
Tamar Myers made her enthralling debut in the literary realm with “Too Many Crooks Spoil the Broth” in 1993. This marked the genesis of her well-loved Pennsylvania Dutch Mysteries series.
A Deep Dive into Tamar Myers’ Books in Order
The following is an organized list of Tamar Myers’ books in order based on their first publication date:
Publication Order of Amanda Brown Books
| The Witch Doctor’s Wife | (2009) |    |
| The Headhunter’s Daughter | (2011) | |
| The Boy Who Stole the Leopard’s Spots | (2012) | |
| The Girl Who Married an Eagle | (2013) | |