Home of Mysteries with Character
Judith Gonda is a mystery writer and Ph.D. psychologist with a penchant for Pomeranians and puns, so it's not surprising that psychology, Poms, and puns pop up in her amateur sleuth mysteries …
Continue Reading about Murder in the Christmas Tree Lot by Judith Gonda →
If you liked this post, please be sure to share it with a friend! Send an email or share with Facebook, X, or LinkedIn.
Letters from Santa - here we go againThe first email hit my inbox on December 1st. The second came in this morning. The subject was, ‘Your kids will love Santa’s letter.’ Good grief. Are we …
Continue Reading about Good grief! Not another letter from Santa scam! →
If you liked this post, please be sure to share it with a friend! Send an email or share with Facebook, X, or LinkedIn.
Tamale Pie - an all-time favTamale Pie has been a favorite in our house for years. I became an even bigger fan of this recipe after I learned I couldn’t have gluten. This recipe is a yummy blend …
Continue Reading about Tamale Pie – a family favorite in our house →
If you liked this post, please be sure to share it with a friend! Send an email or share with Facebook, X, or LinkedIn.
Is the holiday rush stressing you out? How about some color therapy?No sooner was Thanksgiving over than we started swapping out our fall decorations for the red and green of Christmas. That whole …
Continue Reading about Is the holiday rush faster than usual? →
If you liked this post, please be sure to share it with a friend! Send an email or share with Facebook, X, or LinkedIn.
Perils in Yorkshire The British Book Tour Mysteries Book 3 by Emma DakinClaire Barclay’s tourists are dutifully following the process of chocolate making in a factory in York. Her …
Continue Reading about Guest post – Perils in Yorkshire by Emma Dakin →
If you liked this post, please be sure to share it with a friend! Send an email or share with Facebook, X, or LinkedIn.
An Indies Today finalist for Best Book of the Year 2020 with Cleopatra’s Tomb, Nellie H. Steele made the leap from science to art with her first book, The Secret of Dunhaven Castle. A literary split …
Continue Reading about Interview with Nellie H. Steele about Danger at Dunhaven Castle →
If you liked this post, please be sure to share it with a friend! Send an email or share with Facebook, X, or LinkedIn.
Ariel goes for a ride at Bishop Museum That little Ariel, she’s certainly adventurous. She’ll try anything, even taming this giant nene out for a ride during our trip to Bishop Museum. In the midst of our fascination with Hawaiian art and history, we just had to take a break for a little fun when […]
