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Onomea Bay is a tropical gemDuring our stay on the Big Island in 2019, we took the old road heading south toward Hilo from the house we were renting. We hadn’t planned the route, nor did we …
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Welcome to SilvercrestHow to Book a Murder is a cozy mystery about Emma Starrs, a bookseller/literary event planner who returns to her hometown of Silvercrest, Colorado, to try and save the family …
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James J. Cudney, known to many simply as Jay, is a writer who wears many hats. He’s not only an author, but also a blogger, a genealogist, and a reader and reviewer. Sleigh Bell Tower is the eight …
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Tis the season for red and greenPerhaps I’m slipping into Christmas mode here again. My photo for today was originally a yellow hibiscus, but when I saw the red and green of this anthurium that I …
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ROMANCE WITHIN COZY MYSTERIESWhy do so many cozy mysteries have an element of romance? Do readers expect that? Does the author prefer to include it? It’s a good question, and one I had to face …
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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 …
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When Hurricane Iniki struck in 1992, thousands of chickens around the island of Kauai were inadvertently released from their cages. Birds that had once been a source of food suddenly became a source of aggravation. Over the years their numbers have grown and chickens now, in a sense, rule the roost on Kauai. Fortunately, there are also […]
