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Easy Szechuan Shrimp

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Szechuan shrimp without the allergensIf you love Chinese food, but have food allergies, this Szechuan Shrimp recipe is for you! In our house, we’ve got two big ‘allergies’. I have Celiac disease, so gluten is absolutely out. While there are some Chinese restaurants that use gluten-free soy sauce, that doesn’t work for us because my wife is sensitive to soy. And … [Read more...] about Easy Szechuan Shrimp

Behind the story of Devil’s Kiss by Michelle Bennington

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Born and raised in the beautiful Bluegrass state of Kentucky, Michelle Bennington developed a passion for books early on. In addition to her love of books, all things British and historical fascinate Michelle. Devil’s Kiss is her first Small Batch Mystery.Blame it on the bourbonMichelle said that this book was supposed to be set at a university and the main character, … [Read more...] about Behind the story of Devil’s Kiss by Michelle Bennington

Santa Barbara celebrates the summer solstice in style

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We walked down State Street on a whim, not realizing what we were about to see. But in the distance, there was music. And people wearing colorful, strange getups. It was all very festive and fun. Slowly, it began to sink in. We were in Santa Barbara for summer solstice week. Summer Solstice in Santa Barbara is always a partySanta Barbara started celebrating the summer … [Read more...] about Santa Barbara celebrates the summer solstice in style

Guest post by Marc Jedel for Hook, Line, and Sinker

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Q. When did you first consider yourself to be an author?I believe my entire professional life in marketing has been about writing fiction. We just called it emails, websites, and marketing collateral. After wanting to write a book for many years, I finally buckled down to actually trying it. Lots of work, walks with my wife and dog, and drafts led to my first novel getting … [Read more...] about Guest post by Marc Jedel for Hook, Line, and Sinker