The Friends Tour I recently returned from my Friends Tour of Ireland, Paris, and Israel. I’d been planning this trip for quite a while. I have three friends who live outside the US: one in each of the countries I planned to visit. What got me started on this idea was the 2019 World Science Fiction Convention in Dublin. Once I’d bought a membership, the idea of spending more … [Read more...] about The Friends Tour – a guest post by Rena Leith
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Off the Grid guest post by Robert McCaw
Nostalgia For An Old Hilo Ritual By Robert B. McCaw My Hawaiian mysteries are set on the Big Island of Hawaii, where my protagonist, Koa Kāne, is the chief detective of the Hilo police. Hawaiian geography, history, and culture play important roles. So in a way, the Big Island and Hilo, themselves, are characters in Death of a Messenger (2015), Off The Grid (2019), and Fire and … [Read more...] about Off the Grid guest post by Robert McCaw
Halloween is Murder guest post
Skeletons in the Closet “A nice and fun, old-fashioned mystery. Halloween is Murder was a very well-written and fast read with great characters and a fun mystery with a resolution that I did not see coming.” –The Reading Café Everyone has secrets. Some secrets are small, inconsequential, but others are significant. Some secrets can hurt people and some can eat the one … [Read more...] about Halloween is Murder guest post
Couples who solve mystery by Maggie Toussaint
Couples who solve mysteryBy Maggie Toussaint The Dreamwalker Mystery Series has a female protagonist, Baxley Powell. She uses her psychic talents to direct the deputies to real evidence to help solve crimes. She is a highly effective crime consultant. Baxley is also a single mom and only 28 years old. Her Special Forces husband disappeared and then, after years of searching for … [Read more...] about Couples who solve mystery by Maggie Toussaint
Guest post for Running with Arrows
THE DOS AND DON’TS OF PUBLISHING YOUR OWN MYSTERY NOVEL Having written and published three cozy mystery books in the last year, I’ve had the good fortune of receiving a lot of feedback from readers. My latest book is Running from Arrows: A Running Store Mystery. Although it can be read as a stand-alone, it’s the follow-up to summer’s Running from Scissors. This last November … [Read more...] about Guest post for Running with Arrows