Yes, they are brother and sister
According to two episodes in Season 12, Jessica Fletcher wrote at least 23-26 books. In S12, E11: "Unwilling Witness" Jessica is subpoenaed to testify in a grand jury and is asked how many books she has written, to which she responds that she'd just finished her 23rd book. And, in S12, E22: "Southern Double-Cross", one of the other characters is reading the author's biography of her latest book and they note she's written 26. Both episodes aired in the 12th (and final) season, so it's a safe bet that Jessica had the potential to write more, as she was not presented as being close to retirement.
In at least one episode, Jessica Fltcher said she didn't drive.
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- How many seasons does Murder, She Wrote have?12 seasons
- How many episodes does Murder, She Wrote have?264 episodes
- When did Murder, She Wrote premiere?October 7, 1984
- When did Murder, She Wrote end?May 19, 1996
- How long are episodes of Murder, She Wrote?50 minutes
- What is the IMDb rating of Murder, She Wrote?7.3 out of 10
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- What is the plot of Murder, She Wrote?Professional writer and amateur sleuth Jessica Fletcher uses her intellect, charm, and persistence to get to the bottom of every crime she encounters.
- Who are the characters in Murder, She Wrote?Peter Pan, Thomas Magnum, Jessica Fletcher, Abby Benton Freestone, Adam Frobisher, Ahmed, Alexander Preston, Amy Salyer, Andy Broom, Anne Hathaway, and others
- What genre is Murder, She Wrote?Crime Drama, Crime, Drama, and Mystery
- How many awards has Murder, She Wrote won?36 awards
- How many awards has Murder, She Wrote been nominated for?91 nominations
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