On one of our morning walks, I caught this shot at Lydgate Park looking out to the ocean. The trades were blowing that morning, as you can see from a couple of the palms. It's always peaceful here at this time of day. The only ones in the park are those out for their morning exercise and the really intrepid who want to get in a swim or snorkel in the pond. … [Read more...] about Kauai’s Lydgate Park on a gray morning
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June Double Trouble Contest is open for entries!
The June Double Trouble Contest has ended. If you are not already receiving The (Little) Snitch — Contest Edition and want to register before the next contest begins, click here. The (Little) Snitch — Contest Edition always contains a double bonus code, which gives you two bonus entries.How to enter the June Double Trouble ContestClick on the book covers above … [Read more...] about June Double Trouble Contest is open for entries!
Connie di Marco and The Madness of Mercury
Astrology is a fascinating, and controversial, subject for many readers. Some call it bunk, others won't make a move without consulting their chart. For Connie di Marco, astrology created the perfect background for her Zodiac Mystery series, which begins with The Madness of Mercury."I think writers pull together stories from very diverse threads," said di Marco, "perhaps … [Read more...] about Connie di Marco and The Madness of Mercury
Nancy Cole Silverman tells the story behind Without a Doubt
Nancy Cole Silverman enjoyed a long and successful career in radio. During those days in radio, Silverman didn't realize she was destined to be a writer. Her Carol Childs Mystery series takes advantage of her knowledge about radio news while letting her exercise her creative side. Without a Doubt is the latest book in the series. Without a Doubt was inspired by the response … [Read more...] about Nancy Cole Silverman tells the story behind Without a Doubt
The Big Island’s Jacaranda inn is a sweet surprise
On our first night at the Jacaranda Inn, I was somewhat taken aback. It had been a long day of traveling. We were tired and still wound up from the hectic pace of work, mainland traffic, airports, and all the details of our hectic lives. Our room at the inn was hot and stuffy because it had been left closed for the day. There was no air conditioning. No TV. And the place was, … [Read more...] about The Big Island’s Jacaranda inn is a sweet surprise