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An avid reader of mysteries, Vanessa Westermann is a former Arthur Ellis Awards judge, holds an M.A. in English Literature, as well as a Bachelor of Education, and has taught creative writing. Her …
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It’s not every night that we have an hour or more to make dinner. That’s why we’re always on the hunt for recipes that are easy to make in 30-45 minutes. The other thing we look for is whether this …
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Guest Blog Post, by Linda O. Johnston, who wrote Bear Witness, the first Alaska Untamed Mystery, under the pseudonym Lark O. Jensen:A Naturalist With CharacterHave you ever been to Alaska? I …
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In addition to the mystery genre, Mary Cunningham is the author of books in the middle-grade fantasy and women’s lifestyle genres. Margaritas, Mayhem, & Murder is the first And Anna Jones …
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Cabrillo Tide Pools RockThe Cabrillo National Monument tide pools are one of those places that the crowds come and go with…well, the tide. We were fortunate to arrive 30 minutes into a .7 foot low …
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Landscape architect Tory Benning certainly knows the lay of the land, but she still must dig through layers of clues to solve the perplexing murders that keep popping up in her hometown, Santa Sofia, …
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For the most part, all I can say about ‘Iolani Palace is wow. We recently took our first tour of the palace and were amazed at the grandeur and history. The palace was the official residence of Hawai‘i’s monarchy. In 1891, Queen Lili‘uokalani ascended to the throne after King Kalākaua died. Shortly thereafter, she attempted […]
