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When we began planning our trip to New Zealand, I laid down one rule—I would not fly both ways. The rule might seem kind of strange, but consider the two options—crammed in a jet for half a day or …
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From the publisher of Death by IntermissionAbby McCree spends a summer showing family films under the stars—only to end the season with an unexpected slasher flick …Ushered once again onto …
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K. D. Richards is the pseudonym for Kia Dennis. Kia was born and raised in the Maryland suburbs just outside of Washington, D.C. A writer since a young age, after college she earned a law degree and …
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It’s been more than a hundred years since anyone actually was punished by being put in the pillory. In some cases, offenders had their heads shaved. These days, the town of Russell uses their pillory …
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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 …
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From the publisher of The King’s JusticeCould a stolen violin be linked to a serial killer terrorizing London during World War II? Only secret agent extraordinaire Maggie Hope knows in this …
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Beautiful Waikiki sunrise It was the morning after Left Coast Crime had conclude that I caught this sunrise photo from Kahanamoku Beach. Down by the water, there were people out before first light. As the blue hour passed, more people showed up and the city came to life. I was thankful for the clouds, which […]
