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Southern author Maggie Toussaint writes cozy and paranormal mysteries, romantic suspense, and dystopian fiction. She has twenty published novels and is a three-time finalist for Georgia Author of the …
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Judith Gonda is a mystery writer and Ph.D. psychologist with a penchant for Pomeranians and puns, so it’s not surprising that psychology, Poms, and puns pop up in her amateur sleuth mysteries …
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What a ride! As you're climbing up the mountain to Skyline Queenstown, there are times when it looks like you're heading straight into the side of the mountain. Those of us with our backs to the …
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From the publisher LUCKY IN LOVE AND LUCKY TO BE ALIVE. UNTIL NOW. Maizie’s mixing with international stars, spies, and her mother’s dark past in her sixth case in The Wall Street Journal bestselling …
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Elena Taylor is a former playwright and director, and the author of the Eddie Shoes mysteries under the name Elena Hartwell. All We Buried is the first book in the Sheriff Bet Rivers Mystery …
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Flying high with a water jetpackThis is definitely something you won't catch me doing. The guy operating these water jetpack boots was obviously experienced. He could hover, do flips, and much …
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Whale of a good time at Bishop Museum This sperm whale hangs in the Bishop Museum. I showed a similar photo in July 2017, at which time I pointed out that this guy has hung in the exhibit hall at Bishop Museum since it was purchased from Ward’s Natural Science Establishment in 1901. The museum originally […]
