Hannah Dennison has been an obituary reporter, antique dealer, private jet flight attendant and Hollywood story analyst. She writes the Honeychurch Hall Mysteries and the Vicky Hill Mysteries. Death at High Tide is the first in her new Island Sisters Mystery series.New beginningsHannah said the idea for Death at High Tide came from a good friend who was the HR director … [Read more...] about Behind the story of Death at High Tide by Hannah Dennison
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Friday Fotos – small boat on Lake Te Anau
Small boat on Lake Te AnauThis photo of a small boat at Lake Te Anau was taken after dinner on Day 9 of our New Zealand land tour. The real reason we went for a walk was that we were stuffed from a huge meal. In an effort to "walk off" dinner, we went across the street and strolled along the lake. The heavy cloud cover combined with the large body of water to create a … [Read more...] about Friday Fotos – small boat on Lake Te Anau
Behind the story of From Beer to Eternity
In addition to her writing, Sherry Harris is also a patent-holding inventor. She's been nominated for an Agatha Award and is a past president of Sisters in Crime. From Beer to Eternity is the first in her Chloe Jackson Sea Glass Saloon mystery series.From Beer to Eternity has a focus on FloridaSherry said that she and her editor at Kensington had been talking about … [Read more...] about Behind the story of From Beer to Eternity
Scam tip: free face masks—not really
Free face masks?If your first reaction is, what do I have to do to get one? Think again. This is a scam in which a bad actor offers free face masks in exchange for your Medicare or Social Security number. Obviously, you know not to give out your Social Security number. Right? Please tell me you do. But a Medicare number? Why would anyone want that? It turns out, for a lot … [Read more...] about Scam tip: free face masks—not really
Weeknight Pasta & Roasted Veggies
In most cases, I'm not big on reheated pasta for dinner. Let's face it. Gluten-free pasta doesn't do well the second time around. The original recipe for this dish was for four people. That recipe also called for fresh herbs we simply don't usually have in the house. So, after making it the first time, I immediately set about modifying the recipe. I wanted to make it for two … [Read more...] about Weeknight Pasta & Roasted Veggies