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The Gold Pawn November 1936. Mayor La Guardia’s political future buckles under a missing person case in New York City. Simultaneously, Lane unravels devastating secrets in the outskirts of …
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Behind the story of The Silver Gun L.A. Chandlar is the author of the 1930s New York City Art Deco Mystery series. Her latest book in the series is The Silver Gun. Let's learn more about the story …
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Along the trail at Akaka FallsThe title of this photo is "Along the trail to Akaka Falls." The problem with this photo is I'm not one-hundred percent sure that's where I took this one! It was …
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Nun After The Other (A Giulia Driscoll Mystery) by Alice Loweecey About the BookNun After The Other (A Giulia Driscoll Mystery) Cozy Mystery 5th in Series Henery Press (April 17, …
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Behind the story of Farewell My Cuckoo by Marty WingateMarty Wingate demonstrates her love of Britain in both of her mystery series. Farewell, My Cuckoo is part of the Birds of a Feather series. …
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Just after first light, there are not a lot of people out. I wanted to see what photos I could get down at Kahanamoku Lagoon, and caught this one during the blue hour. Daylight was just starting, but …
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I love a good sunrise (or sunset). The light and colors are the best of the day, and the scene signifies a beginning of a day with promise or the ending of a day well-spent. My favorite time of day to take photos is during the hour or so before the sun rises.
