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Jodi Allen Brice is the pen name for USA Today Bestselling author Jodi Vaughn. As Jodi Allen Brice, she writes women's fiction, small town clean sweet romance, and cozy mysteries. She transitioned …
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The summer of 2022 has turned into a whopper of a setting for home repair scams. Whether we’re talking flooding in Kentucky or fires in California, there are now plenty of opportunities for the bad …
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From the publisher of Two Parts Sugar, One Part MurderWhen Maddy Montgomery’s groom is a no-show to their livestream wedding, it’s a disaster that no amount of filtering can fix. But a surprise …
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Nicole Asselin has a degree in English/Creative Writing and works near Boston as a Technical Writer. Her Ballpark Mystery series gives her a chance to blend her two great loves, the Boston Red Sox and …
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These photos from this Flashback to the Cliffs of Jokin were taken during a cruise we took to celebrate our 40th anniversary. I’d always said that if we went to Australia, I’d only fly one way. As a …
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The Puzzle of a Mystery NovelI’ve always thought of writing a novel as designing and solving a puzzle at the same time. I’m one of those writers who has to have the ending to a mystery …
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To the best of my recollection, this was a bit of a blustery day. It was also the day that everything changed. First, let’s start with the photo. The wind didn’t seem to bother these two carefree little girls as they played along the shores of Lake Wanaka. This, however, was the day that everything […]
