The April Double Trouble Contest is on! Entries will be accepted from Sunday, April 12 - April 18. If you are not already receiving The (Little) Snitch — Contest Edition and want to register, click here. (The (Little) Snitch — Contest Edition always contains a double bonus code, which gives you two bonus entries.) How to enter the April Double Trouble … [Read more...] about April Double Trouble Contest is Live!
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Friday Fotos – fabulous Hawaii sunset photos by Laurie Hanan
A beautiful Hawaii sunset is like no other. This week, Hawaii writer Laurie Hanan is my guest photographer and is showing off some of her Hawaii sunset photos. Laurie is one of those lucky people who lives in one of the world's most beautiful places, has an eye for a fabulous photos, and tells great stories.This week, she's sharing some of her Hawaii sunset shots taken near … [Read more...] about Friday Fotos – fabulous Hawaii sunset photos by Laurie Hanan
Glen Erik Hamilton discusses Past Crimes
Glen Erik Hamilton is a debut novelist with a thriller that has been receiving critical praise. In this interview, Hamilton talks about the book, “Past Crimes,” and how his childhood around Seattle’s docks is involved.Hamilton said that one of the reasons he wrote “Past Crimes” was to capture a moment. “Seattle is in the midst of an economic surge–the latest in a history … [Read more...] about Glen Erik Hamilton discusses Past Crimes
Chief Samuel Craddock returns in A Deadly Affair at Bobtail Ridge
Samuel Craddock, Jarrett Creek’s temporary Chief of Police, is back on the case in “A Deadly Affair at Bobtail Ridge.” This time, the crime hits close to home when the secrets of Jenny Sandstone, the chief’s next-door neighbor and friend, catch up with her.Chief Samuel Craddock visits the hospital in Bobtail to find out how Jenny is holding up and to see her mother, Vera, … [Read more...] about Chief Samuel Craddock returns in A Deadly Affair at Bobtail Ridge
Brain Booster BS—don’t trust these emails
Are the emails offering you ways to boost your brain power for real? Or, are they nothing more than BS?Let’s take a close look at a couple of the ones I received this week. The first one had the subject “Discover Magazine: Billionaires Rely on the Brain Booster, Free-Delivery Expires Today.” Sounds like a limited-time offer, right? That, however, is one handy tools in the … [Read more...] about Brain Booster BS—don’t trust these emails