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Saturday Trivia Contest
Stop by Shelley’s Bookcase today where Connie Archer is holding a contest and a giveaway. See how much you know about the soup lover’s mystery series. Leave a comment to win a free book! Continue Reading
Killer Characters
Janie Leonard’s talking about her life altering adventures in A Roux of Revenge today at Killer Characters. Continue Reading
Killer Characters
Elizabeth Dove speaks her mind at Killer Characters today. Stop by and leave a comment if you have a chance! Continue Reading
A Roux of Revenge
The third book in the Soup Lover’s Mystery Series, A Roux of Revenge, will be released on April 1, 2014. I’m very excited that release day is coming soon, and thought I’d post a short teaser about this upcoming book. A band of travelers has arrived in Snowflake, Vermont for the town’s Harvest Festival. One of… Continue Reading
Whiskers Behind the Words
Whether or not you’re a cat lover, stop by Whiskers Behind the Words for an interesting blog by Buster. Continue Reading
A Murder Victim Speaks
And she speaks from beyond the grave. Stop by Killer Characters to read all about her. Continue Reading
When the Dead Rise
A Broth of Betrayal opens with a very old crime — the murder of a Revolutionary War militiaman whose body is discovered in present day Snowflake, Vermont. I needed to do some research on what the skeleton of a young Caucasian male would look like after more than two hundred years in the ground and… Continue Reading
Searching for Snowflake
The soup lover’s mystery series is set in the imaginary village of Snowflake, Vermont. Needless to say, I’ve spent an awful lot of time in that village . . . in my mind . . . and I can only hope the village I’ve created for readers lives in their imaginations as well. This summer,… Continue Reading
September 11th
St. Paul’s Chapel at 209 Broadway in Lower Manhattan is the oldest surviving church in the city. First opened in 1764, it survived the great fire of 1776 that destroyed most of New York at that time. George Washington worshiped at St. Paul’s on his inauguration day in 1789 and for the two years that… Continue Reading
