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USA Today bestselling and award-winning author Lois Winston writes in several genres. Kirkus Reviews dubbed her critically acclaimed Anastasia Pollack Crafting Mystery series, “North Jersey’s more …
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The magnificence of Iolani Palace can be seen from the moment you enter the grounds. The palace, which was commissioned by King David Kalākaua, is the only royal palace on US soil. For those who love …
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Thanks to a very cool little app called PhotoPills, I knew exactly when the moon would be directly over the clock in Bressi Ranch. At first glance, this almost looks like two full moons, but the …
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The Last Note: A Miami Music Mystery by Zaida Alfaro About the BookThe Last Note: A Miami Music Mystery Cozy Mystery 1st in Series Cozy Cat Press (January 24, …
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Ellen Byron is the author of the Cajun Country Mystery series. She's been nominated and/or won multiple awards, including the Agatha, Lefty, and Daphne awards. One reason Ellen is such a good writer …
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It seems strange that not so long ago, this photo of Halema‘uma‘u taken from the visitor center at Hawaii Volcanos National Park was the way it had looked for a very long time. Now, the view at …
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Another shot taken during our visit to New Zealand last year. This small dock on Lake Te Anau looked so serene that I wondered how much activity it really saw. As evening came on, there was nothing happening. But during the day, who knows? This might be a hopping place. If you’d like to see […]
