Sophie Colgan is at Killer Characters today, chatting about her upcoming wedding to the chef at the By the Spoonful Soup Shop! Continue Reading
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Who Should I Kill Next?
Lisa K has invited me to her blog today to talk about my next victim(s). Hope you’ll stop by Lisa’s Book Thoughts to leave a comment and be entered in the giveaway. Continue Reading
What books are on your nightstand right now?
I’ve been tagged for the Sisters in Crime SinC Up – September Blog Hop by Laurie Stevens, author of the fantastic Gabriel McRay thriller series — The Dark Before Dawn and Deep into Dusk. Can’t wait for her next book! The question that caught my eye on the Sisters in Crime list was “What books… Continue Reading
Eight Bells and All’s Well
Stop by Killer Characters today – September 15th where Jack Jamieson is talking about his life. Continue Reading
Captured
Today, August 28th, is the birthday of John Stark (August 28, 1728 – May 8, 1822). In an earlier Facebook posting, I touched upon his exploits in the Battle of Bennington in 1777. Those exploits and many others earned him legendary fame, but there’s another John Stark story that, in my opinion, is far more… Continue Reading
Meet My Character Blog Hop
Sheila Lowe has graciously invited me to the “Meet My Character” blog hop today. Like her fictional character, Claudia Rose in the award-winning Forensic Handwriting Mysteries series, Sheila Lowe is a real-life forensic handwriting expert who testifies in handwriting-related cases. Her latest release is Inkslingers Ball. She also authored the internationally acclaimed The Complete Idiot’s… Continue Reading
Secrets and Lies
My character Miriam is talking about her life today at Killer Characters. Leave a comment by midnight to enter the summer giveaway. Continue Reading
Killer Characters
My character Meg is complaining! Again! But at least now she has a last name. Read all about it at Killer Characters. Continue Reading
Shakespeare’s Mayhem
I’m visiting Escape with Dolly Cas today, April 23rd, the birthday of William Shakespeare, to talk about his strange and horrible methods of dispatching his characters. Continue Reading
Cooking the Crimson Fish
I’m at Bookwyrm’s Hoard today talking about red herrings, with a review and a giveaway. Continue Reading
