Ants climbing Diamond Head?Okay, they’re not really ants climbing Diamond Head, they’re people. But look at that line! We were shocked at how many people were trudging along, one after another, toward the top. I’d heard that the trail got very busy later in the day, but I never dreamed there would be this many people. This photo was taken in May 2019, so things have changed … [Read more...] about Friday Fotos — ants climbing Diamond Head?
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Guest post by Kelly Brady Channick for Asbury High and the Kidnappers Drive
Talk about how the story you’re currently writing stands out from others in your genre.My Asbury High series may be a young adult series, but it also falls into the cozy mystery genre. This sets my series apart in two ways:One, most cozy mysteries are not young adult reads. In fact, the main characters in such stories are rarely, if ever, teenagers. However, I have … [Read more...] about Guest post by Kelly Brady Channick for Asbury High and the Kidnappers Drive
Behind the story of Killer Nashville
Fifteen years ago, an upstart author, filmmaker, and industry executive named Clay Stafford decided to start a writing conference. Over the years, that conference has become one of the world’s premier conferences for writers. Success breeds a desire to help others"Part of the reason I launched a writers’ conference was because I had experienced success," Clay said. … [Read more...] about Behind the story of Killer Nashville
Friday Fotos – Diamond Head Lighthouse
After thirty days at sea, we arrived in Honolulu ready to do some sightseeing. For this adventure, we chose a Hop On - Hop Off tour that took us by the Diamond Head Lighthouse. These types of tours have become our favorite thing to do in a new place for several reasons—they’re economical, you can spend as much time as you want at each location, and we always learn something … [Read more...] about Friday Fotos – Diamond Head Lighthouse
Return of the Haunted Bookshop Mysteries
Why We Re-Opened Our Haunted Bookshop by Cleo CoyleBack in 2004, my husband and I published our very first Haunted Bookshop Mystery, The Ghost and Mrs. McClure. Sound familiar? That is by design, because one of my favorite ghost stories of all time inspired my vision for the series, and I wanted everyone to know where my inspiration came from: The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, … [Read more...] about Return of the Haunted Bookshop Mysteries