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Gotta have a gimmick — Staging Wars guest post

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Staging WarsGrace Topping is a recovering technical writer and IT project manager, accustomed to writing lean, boring documents. Let loose to write fiction, she is now creating murder mysteries and killing off characters who remind her of some of the people she dealt with during her career. She’s discovering the delightful sweetness of revenge—writer’s style.Learn more … [Read more...] about Gotta have a gimmick — Staging Wars guest post

Guest post for Sleuth on Safari

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The Big Five When I sent my editor Sleuth on Safari, I was surprised when she asked me what the ‘Big Five’ was. I don’t remember not knowing what the Big Five was. Like Naomi, the main character of The Traveler Cozy Mystery series, I had dreamed of going on a safari for years. The Big Five are:African Elephant Lion Cape Buffalo Leopard RhinocerosThese five are considered … [Read more...] about Guest post for Sleuth on Safari

Guest post – A Mysterious Mixup by J.C. Kenney

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Book Ten Good morning from Indianapolis, which in January means cold and snow. Otherwise known as perfect weather to stay indoors with a warm drink and a good book. Speaking of books, I’m thrilled to share with you the fact that A Mysterious Mix Up is my tenth published novel. My first seven novels were written in a different genre under a different name. When I moved to … [Read more...] about Guest post – A Mysterious Mixup by J.C. Kenney

Guest post for Secrets and Lies

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I took this picture in Arches National Park in Utah. Only when I was off the trail and behind the arch, did I see the Okay sign. I have kept this picture above my desk for years to remind me of how blessed I am. I was a working woman with two children (grown now), and working women work two shifts, our paying job, and our second shift, raising children and creating a … [Read more...] about Guest post for Secrets and Lies

Guest post for Murder at first pitch

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My writing journey I get the question all the time, “Why did you decide to write your mystery?”After a moment of pure panic, 'cause I’m a writer with anxiety, my answer is usually the same. “Because I wanted to write a book that I would want to read.” I’m an avid reader and have loved cozy mysteries forever. While I love reading about librarians, hotel owners, contractors, … [Read more...] about Guest post for Murder at first pitch