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Why I Fell in Love with Murder Mysteries…By Benedict BrownI’ve been writing whodunits for two and a half years now, but I fell in love with them a long time ago. I come from a family of …
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In addition to being a cozy mystery writer, Victoria Tait is a British Army wife and a world traveler, having lived in the UK, Ireland, Africa, and, most recently, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Valued for …
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A visit to Casa RomanticaIt feels like it was a lifetime ago when we visited Casa Romantica in San Clemente. I have to say, this was a place we’d never heard of, but it was a big deal back in the …
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From the publisher of The Physicist's DaughterNew Orleans, 1944.Sabotage. That's the word on factory worker Justine Byrne's mind as she is repeatedly called to weld machine parts that …
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Jeanne Quigley is the author of the Veronica Walsh Mysteries and the Robyn Cavanagh mystery series. Unlike her fictional sleuths, she has never been a soap opera star or an accountant (though she was …
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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 …
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In planning our road trip to Pinnacles National Park, I didn’t originally plan on a stop in Solvang. The town actually became a stop on the trip for very practical reasons—lodging price, driving distance, and location for the next day’s travel. The truth is, neither Kathy nor I had done anything more than the typical tourist visit (drive into town, take a few novel photos, sample the food, and leave). As we discovered, that’s a huge mistake.
