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Say hello to the mother-daughter writing team of Maria Mankin and Maren C. Tirabassi. Both are multi-published authors in their own right. They started working together in 2000 and have published in a …
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Bataquitos Lagoon, a tranquil natural wonder in north San Diego County, is home to the blue heron and other wildlife. Here, the hunters, such as the heron and his fellow wader, the egret, search for …
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From the publisher of Five Belles Too ManySometimes Sarah’s mother, Maybelle, can be higher maintenance than her Siamese cat RahRah. Maybelle and her friend, Mr. George Rogers, have been chosen to …
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Debbie De Louise is an award-winning author and a reference librarian at a public library on Long Island. In addition to her cozy mysteries, she also written a time-travel novel. The Case of the Crazy …
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Tortizzas — a great lunch alternativeMost lunches around our house are all about a spinach salad. We dress it up a little differently each day—mix up the ingredients, change the dressing, etc.—but …
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Why I Fell in Love with Murder Mysteries…By Benedict BrownI’ve been writing whodunits for two and a half years now, but I fell in love with them a long time ago. I come from a family of …
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At the Kilauea Lighthouse Point Wildlife Refuge, there’s a small island. Its name is Moku‘ae‘ae Island. According to Kauai Vacation Secrets, the island is five acres. The fact that it’s five acres surprises me because when you’re looking at the island from the promontory, it looks small—really small. There are no permanent residents—other than about […]
