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Christian Belz has been a practicing architect in Metro Detroit for 41 years and a ballroom dancer for 10 years. He is a member of Detroit Working Writers and Michigan Sisters in Crime. He is the author of two cozy mysteries—The Accused Architect and Civic Center Corpse. Both feature an architect thrust into sleuth mode when dead bodies appear on his projects. He is currently seeking representation for Easy Like Dying: when a slow-burning attraction between two designers collides with a string of murders—including the death of her boyfriend—Annie and Finch must navigate tangled emotions and a deadly threat before her brother becomes the next victim. Also in the works is a non-fiction book of essays about life lessons he has realized from ballroom dancing.
Christian Belz – More Info

Christian Belz – More Info

Check out Christian’s series of cozy mysteries featuring architect Ken “Cannoli” Knoll: The Accused Architect and Civic Center Corpse, available at Amazon.com. Review the website for the Ken Knoll Architectural Mysteries book series.

Christian is a member of Michigan Sisters in Crime, the local chapter of the national organization. As one of the “misters” in the organization, Christian attends the monthly critique group, while currently working on the third Ken Knoll book, Blood on the Balustrade.

Christian is also a member of Detroit Working Writers, an organization that was founded in 1900 by 13 professional women journalists and literary writers as Detroit Press Club. It has a long and prestigious history in fostering excellence in writing.

Check out Christian’s LinkedIn page and see his architectural background.

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