Devonport New Zealand pathwayThe Devonport, New Zealand pathway circles a park in the downtown area. The path follows the shore, and this is just one of the stopping points. I loved this spot and could imagine walking here daily just to see how the bay is looking on that particular day. This is the kind of small town where the beauty surrounds you. Want to see more … [Read more...] about Friday Fotos – Devonport New Zealand pathway ends at the water
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Friday Fotos – Welcome to Larnach Castle
Architecturally, New Zealand's Larnach Castle is a Gothic Revival mansion. It was built in 1871 by William Larnach using materials from around the world. It’s one of the largest mansions in New Zealand and has quite the history. That history began when William Larnach committed suicide in the New Zealand Parliament Buildings in 1898. After years of legal battles … [Read more...] about Friday Fotos – Welcome to Larnach Castle
Review of Prussian Counterpoint
From the publisher of Prussian Counterpoint An unexpected invitation from wily King Frederick causes composer Joseph Haydn to fear he’s walking into a trap. After all, the Prussian King has never had any use for Haydn’s music. His Majesty seems more intrigued at Haydn’s being the son of a market-judge.Worse still, the invitation appears to stir up suspicion in the highest … [Read more...] about Review of Prussian Counterpoint
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
Friday Fotos — a foggy Oceanside Pier morning
This foggy Oceanside Pier morning shot was taken in November 2016 on a day when I was hoping to capture the coast during a sunrise. Unfortunately, Mother Nature had other ideas. That day, the sun didn't rise, it more or less just appeared later in the day.The Oceanside Pier is nearly two-thousand feet long and is actually the sixth pier built in Oceanside. This one, which … [Read more...] about Friday Fotos — a foggy Oceanside Pier morning





