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Welcome to the May edition of The Snitch! On May 16, the next Seaside Cove Bed & Breakfast Mystery will be available. For those of you who like to read paperbacks, Dead Men Need No Reservations …
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The sixth Seaside Cove Bed & Breakfast Mystery is here!“Harriet-the-Spy-meets-Nancy-Drew perfectly sums up Alex Atwood, the eleven-year-old sleuth of the Seaside Cove Bed & Breakfast …
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Welcome to the final Friday Morning Post of January. This week, I'm joining in on the celebration of the Lunar New Year by exploring the legend of Nian. What? You've never heard of Nian? I'm not …
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A chunky potato soup with flavor galoreWe’re big fans of soup. But we’re even bigger fans of rich and thick soups that aren’t loaded with tons of fat. Hmmm…sounds like a real conundrum, doesn’t …
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Rose Kerr grew up in a small community in Nova Scotia. She’s a strong believer in lifelong learning and took a number of creative writing courses to prepare her for the task of crafting a mystery. …
Continue Reading about Behind the story of Death on the Set by Rose Kerr →
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Beginnings of the Old Point Loma LighthouseThe year was 1855. It had been over 200 years since Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo arrived in San Diego. Since that time, sailors had been at the mercy of poor …
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When we planned our visit to the Point San Luis Lighthouse, we learned that access is very limited. The only way to tour the actual building, which has been beautifully restored, is on a docent-led tour. Those tours are only available on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
