Writing about murderI was standing in line at Loganberry Books, an independent bookstore close to where I live, waiting to buy a book and at the same time talking on the phone. I was complaining to the person on the other end about the main character in a book I was writing. I said into the phone, with people all around me, “She won’t die. I keep trying to kill her, but she … [Read more...] about Guest post for A Game of Cones by Abby Collette
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Grand Openings Can Be Murder guest post
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 Mysteries series with Grand Openings Can Be Murder, and I’m so happy to get to share. In this first book, I wanted to tell a story of loss and renewal. Felicity has left her … [Read more...] about Grand Openings Can Be Murder guest post
Excerpt from Murder Can Haunt Your Handiwork by Rose Pressey
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. Best of all, there's still a giveaway!“Oh no. I can see the amateur sleuth wheels turning in your head. Maybe it would be a … [Read more...] about Excerpt from Murder Can Haunt Your Handiwork by Rose Pressey
Best vacation ever – a guest post for Abide with Me
For our tenth wedding anniversary, my husband Don and I traveled to Wales. Our best vacation ever took place only a couple of years ago, but it feels a long time ago, since it was back in the day when one could travel and move about freely. We planned the trip partly because I had written the first book of the Sister Agatha and Father Selwyn series (which is set in Wales) … [Read more...] about Best vacation ever – a guest post for Abide with Me
Dead of Winter Break by Kelly Brakenhoff
This is a guest post by Kelly Brakenhoff. It's part of a virtual book tour for Dead of Winter Break. When I read the post, I thought of how many people are affected this way.Finding My Way BackI thought I’d get so much done.When everything closed the spring, and my day job as an ASL Interpreter was paused, at first, I was a little bit excited. At times, I’ve … [Read more...] about Dead of Winter Break by Kelly Brakenhoff