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If Tucumcari, New Mexico, had a résumé, it would read like the ultimate cultural triple threat. This small desert town has been name-dropped in iconic songs like Little Feat’s “Willin’,” served as a …
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I'm thrilled to share that The Case of the Amorous Assailant has won Literary Titan's Gold Award for excellence! Submitted as an audiobook, it snagged a glowing 5-star review before taking home the …
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Welcome to this week's Friday post and puzzle. This week, we're continuing the Route 66 virtual road trip with a stop that's become a sort of icon in music, literature, and the big screen. I'm talking …
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A good treasure hunt is always fun, right? That’s why I began my Seaside Cove Bed & Breakfast Mystery series with a hunt for the fictional Spanish galleon, the San Mañuel. So, when I discovered …
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This week's stop along the Mother Road took me by surprise. I didn't expect much from a canyon in Texas, but then I heard about the Spanish explorer Coronado and his quest for the mythical Seven …
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Health insurance. It’s not exactly the most thrilling topic in the world, but it’s definitely one of the most important. With healthcare costs climbing, safety nets under threat, and scammers prowling …
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November marks the typical end of whale-watching season, so this is a great time to reflect on the incredible behavior and migration patterns of these majestic creatures. Whales have traveled the world’s oceans from the North Atlantic to the South Pacific for centuries.
