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From the publisher of The Killing at Kaldaire House A dying man. The painting within her reach. What’s a thief to do?Talented London milliner Emily Gates creates amazing hats for Society ladies, …
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Leslie Nagel is a writer and teacher of writing at a local community college. Her third Oakwood Mystery Series is The Advice Column Murders. A small-town resident her entire life, Leslie feels her …
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Karen Randau is the author of the Rim Country Mystery series. Her fast-paced mystery-thrillers include Deadly Deceit, Deadly Inheritance, and Deadly Choices. Karen talked about the newest book in the …
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Big Island coastline from the airDuring our 2017 trip to the Big Island, we decided it was time we took a helicopter ride to see Kilauea. Along the way, we saw some spectacular sights. Right out …
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Mystery Series vs. Standalones: Pros and Cons for Authors and Readers By Elena HartwellWhether to write a series or a standalone is an important decision for a writer. It’s a lot like whether to …
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The Facebook debacle What happened with Facebook sucks. It’s never a good thing when a company suffers a data breach, but when you’re a social media behemoth like Facebook, having someone obtain the …
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Last week’s photo showed off the Pineapple Dump since the improvements made several years ago. This week, we’re going a little further along the walking path to a spot where there’s a great lookout, complete with a terrific Kauai coastal view, a picnic bench, and delightful trade winds. By the way, look at those Heliotrope trees along the […]
