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A guest post by author Kelley Kaye about her new Chalkboard Outlines mystery, Strangled by Simile.
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My Asbury High series may be a young adult series, but it also falls into the cozy mystery genre. This sets my series apart in two ways.
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Back in 2004, my husband and I published our very first Haunted Bookshop Mystery, The Ghost and Mrs. McClure. Sound familiar? That is by design, because one of my favorite ghost stories of all time inspired my vision for the series, and I wanted everyone to know where my inspiration came from.
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A look behind the scenes of All that shines, the second Glitter Bay Mystery. The author also discusses Book 1: All That Sparkles
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Fictional characters, whose reach extends far beyond the covers of a book, are legendary. As a kid, Harriet the Spy spoke to me, as did Jo March in Little Women. I suspect many an aspiring writer feels similarly about Harriet and Jo, for whom writing is an essential part of who they are. It’s also the reason why, somewhat counterintuitively for a crime fiction writer, I start with the characters.
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Aa guest post by Abby Collette for her new cozy mystery titled A Game of Cones. In the post, the author discusses writing about murder.
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A guest post by author Amber Royer titled Renewal and Reiinvention, why her cozy mystery Grand Openings Can Be Murder is set in Galveston, TX.
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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 Murder Can Haunt Your Handiwork, here’s an excerpt.
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Author Jane Willan and her husband Don traveled to Wales for their best vacation ever. Their trip took place only a couple of years ago, back in the day when one could travel and move about freely.
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This is a guest post by author Kelly Brakenhoff for her new mystery titled, Dead of Winter Break. The guest post, Finding My Way Back, discusses how she adapted to life impacted by Covid-19.
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