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 series. "Hollywood glitz meets backwoods grit in this fast-paced ride on D-list celeb Maizie Albright's waning star. Sassy, Sexy, and Fun.” — Phoebe Fox, author of the Breakup … [Read more...] about Review of 18 Calibre by Larissa Reinhart
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Behind the story of All We Buried with Elena Taylor
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 series.Facing challenges"The things that matter most to me are primarily about the natural world,” Elena said. "I love animals and the beauty of our environment. Nature doesn’t … [Read more...] about Behind the story of All We Buried with Elena Taylor
Water jetting in Queenstown, New Zealand
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 more. The crowd watching from the boardwalk was obviously impressed. Most likely, he drummed up business and convinced the daredevils they should give it a whirl. I was perfectly … [Read more...] about Water jetting in Queenstown, New Zealand
Gotta have a gimmick — Staging Wars guest post
Staging WarsGrace Topping is a recovering technical writer and IT project manager, accustomed to writing lean, boring documents. Let loose to write fiction, she is now creating murder mysteries and killing off characters who remind her of some of the people she dealt with during her career. She’s discovering the delightful sweetness of revenge—writer’s style.Learn more … [Read more...] about Gotta have a gimmick — Staging Wars guest post
Behind the story of Miranda and the D-Day Caper by Shelly Frome
Shelly Frome is professor of dramatic arts emeritus at the University of Connecticut, a former professional actor, and a writer. Miranda and the D-Day Caper is an unusual entry in the cozy mystery genre because it’s intended to be a standalone novel. The rise of the tribe Shelly said that Miranda and the D-Day Caper grew from a frustration with the current divisions within our … [Read more...] about Behind the story of Miranda and the D-Day Caper by Shelly Frome