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Cover reveal: The Empress of Junk Street!
Getting to the truth can be the most difficult puzzle of all.
Mallory Clarkson, a woman on the cusp of forty, arrives in Fiddler’s Bend, Vermont, after inheriting a one-eyed beagle and the properties of her puzzle-loving uncle. But this is no gothic tale about inheriting a mysterious mansion. Mallory’s uncle was Vermont’s version of a slumlord, and she finds herself in possession of
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| "Today, October 16, 2026, starts the three gift bag give away. They're all the same, but all a bit different. Here are the rules... For each time you answer one of my posts, friend me, follow me, visit my website, or post a response you get another..." Read more of this blog post » | |
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| ALMOST APRIL is a wonderful small-town novel full of compelling and truly unforgettable characters that will touch your heart and at times bring tears to your eyes. Set in Vermont during the 1970s, it’s the story of a sheriff facing imminent retireme ...more | |
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“October is a month crafted for Hitchcock. This is the lone time of year when villains don’t have to hide in the shadows, when frights are welcomed, even begged for.”
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Where Did You Go? A Psychological Suspense:
"This story grabbed me immediately and kept up the pace the entire time. As a teen, my absolute favorite book had been Gone with the Wind. I was the strange teen who read it multiple times, so when I started reading this book, and discovered that Marg"
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Initially, I used my photography hobby as a way to add a fun club element to my stories. I'm fascinated by the friendships that form through hobbies, and in the camera club series, I threw a group of characters together with photography as the common
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July 2023 Cozy Mystery Poll
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Final Draft (Olivia Lively Mystery #1) by Shelley Burbank
Arya Winters and the Tiramisu of Death (Arya Winters #1) by Amita Murray
The Art of the Decoy (Scandal Mountain Antiques #1) by Trish Esden
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“I once heard an author describe writing as taking bits and pieces of her experiences and observations, then she questions, dissects, and analyzes them. She extrapolates from them, stretching the thought out. Then she adds from her imagination a big dose of what might have been, a good measure of what would never be, and spices it all with wishful thinking.”
― What Would Jane Austen Do?
― What Would Jane Austen Do?
“What a magical place," she whispered in an awed voice. "I expect a unicorn or fairies to appear."
"What would the fairies be doing?" Shermont asked. "Waltzing with the butterflies," she answered before thinking.”
― What Would Jane Austen Do?
"What would the fairies be doing?" Shermont asked. "Waltzing with the butterflies," she answered before thinking.”
― What Would Jane Austen Do?
“Several minutes of silence followed.
“I would have expected a Candle of Omniscience to shed a bit more light,” Dev said.
Josie stifled a giggle.”
― Hundreds Of Years To Reform A Rake
“I would have expected a Candle of Omniscience to shed a bit more light,” Dev said.
Josie stifled a giggle.”
― Hundreds Of Years To Reform A Rake
“October is a month crafted for Hitchcock. This is the lone time of year when villains don’t have to hide in the shadows, when frights are welcomed, even begged for.”
― The Hitchcock Hotel
― The Hitchcock Hotel
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