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Sally Carpenter is a native Hoosier living in Southern California. She has a master’s degree in theater from Indiana State University, a Master of Divinity, and a black belt in tae kwon do. The …
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I took this photo during our stay near the Hilton Hawaiian Village for Left Coast Crime in 2017. Each day, I had the pleasure of walking by this planter filled with peace lilies. They somehow seem to …
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Witches, Spiders, and Schemes by Elizabeth PantleyWhere Do Book Ideas Grow?I write books in two genres: parenting and mysteries. That means the world offers me endless ideas and inspiration. …
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Allison Brook is the pseudonym of Marilyn Levinson, who writes mystery, young adult, and romantic suspense. Death On The Shelf is the fifth book in the Haunted Library series.Love and …
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This post follows up on last month’s post, Greed and love — the 2021 romance scam perfected. The difference is, this month we’re getting personal. Elizabeth Breck, a licensed private investigator in …
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I love white hibiscusI absolutely love white hibiscus, and these guys obviously love the sun. Actually, I love any hibiscus, whether they're red, orange, yellow, or any of the other colors. The …
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One of the things we like to do when visiting places like Lautoka, is to learn something about the culture. While some would say the best way to do that is to grab a 4×4 and head off into the bush, we chose a less adventurous route.
