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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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Online payment apps are everywhere. From PayPal’s founding in 1998, the industry has grown into a true behemoth. With transactions in 2020 of $1.3 trillion, the apps are used for everything from …
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Writing newsIt’s less than two weeks until the launch of Dead Men Need No Reservations, the seventh Seaside Cove Bed & Breakfast Mystery. After the launch, I’ll be giving myself a short break …
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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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There’s something about a Japanese stone lantern that really intrigues me. This lantern is located in Foster Botanic Garden in Honolulu.
