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Barnabas Tew and The Case Of The Missing Scarab by Columbkill NoonanAbout the BookBarnabas Tew and The Case Of The Missing Scarab Cozy Mystery 1st in Series Crooked Cat Books Release …
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Sunset at the harbor in HonoluluAt the end of a long hard day of doing not much, it was nice to take a walk along the harbor in Honolulu. Sunset was, as usual, fabulous. What a great time of …
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Meg Macy is the author of Bear Witness to Murder. In addition to her passion for mysteries, Meg also enjoys historical fiction, gardening, crafts, and watercolor painting. Here's the story behind …
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According to Linda Lovely's bio, she finds writing pure fiction not much of a stretch after spending years writing PR and ad copy. Using a blend of mystery and humor, she enjoys making the types of …
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Honor Kills (Angelina Bonaparte Mysteries) by Nanci Rathbun About the Book Honor Kills (Angelina Bonaparte Mysteries) Hard Boiled Mystery 3rd in Series Dark Chocolate Press LLC …
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Japanese paper lanterns at Bishop MuseumAren't these lanterns gorgeous? When I saw them I was was amazed at the way they hung there, creating such an atmosphere of serenity. There are so many …
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A casual glance would never reveal that this 2011 Kauai sunrise wasn’t taken recently, with one exception. The creek that flows through this photo—at least the last time we visited—looked nothing like this. It had grown much wider and meandered more. Each storm brings changes to that little creek where it flows into the ocean, […]
