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Renewal and Reinvention: Why Grand Openings Can Be Murder is Set in GalvestonThanks for letting me stop by and introduce everyone to Felicity and her world. I’m excited to kick off the Bean to Bar …
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From the publisher of The King’s JusticeCould a stolen violin be linked to a serial killer terrorizing London during World War II? Only secret agent extraordinaire Maggie Hope knows in this …
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On February 1, I’ll be officially joining the Booklovers Bench crew. I was a member of this group a few years ago, left for a while, but now I’m back. The thing I love about the group these days is …
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This photo was taken on the docks in Russell, New Zealand as we departed the MS Noordam for our day trip in town. There’s always a lot of hype about the ports of call prior to and during a cruise, but …
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It's not just murder that can haunt your handiwork, but also our health. Today's guest poster was unable to finish the post because of complications due to a surgery. In place of the guest post for …
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From the publisherCertain she’s seen more than enough death for one lifetime, literary agent Allie Cobb is ready to close the book on her amateur sleuthing, even when she learns that an …
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The first close up you see when arriving at the Big Island’s Jacaranda Inn is their welcoming lanai. It is one of the many features about this lovely old inn that is reminiscent of an era long gone. I didn’t measure the distance, but the lanai is between eight-to-ten feet deep. The lanai, however, is […]
