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Jan Drexler is the award-winning author of several historical romance novels. The Sweetbrier Inn Mysteries is her first cozy mystery series. The Sign of the Calico Quartz is the first book in the …
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Shipwrecked enchiladas on the barbieDon't worry. You don't have to destroy a boat to have these Shipwrecked Enchiladas on the Barbie. The name came about because I was originally going to call …
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From the publisher of A Bride’s Guide to Marriage and MurderFrances Wynn, the American-born Countess of Harleigh, returns in Dianne Freeman’s charming, lighthearted mystery series set in Victorian …
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Sarah Hualde was raised on Mary Higgins Clark, Diane Mott Davidson, and Remington Steele. Her grandmother shared True Crime stories with her as they plotted how to get away with the perfect murder. …
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The LA traffic gauntletOur EV road trip began at 6:45 am. A bright and sunny morning, it was the perfect time to leave San Diego. And a lousy time to drive through LA. After a quick stop in Costa …
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Behind the Scenes of KILLERS OF A FEATHERThe setting for Killers of a Feather, the Grand Opening Celebration, was actually taken from a real life event – A New York Street Fair!I grew up in …
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Originally, I hadn’t intended to share these photos of the Palm Desert Holocaust Memorial because I know how emotionally challenging they can be. In fact, I took relatively few photos during our visit. My wife, Kathy, took at least as many as I did. Some of these are hers; some are mine.
