Mystery, Romantic Suspense, Legends, Folklore
Hey, everyone. It's always a pleasure to host friend and fellow author Mae Clair. She has a brand-new release, the third and final of her Hode's Hill Series. I've read all three books and had decided this one is my favorite. Let's welcome Mae! Joan, many thanks for hosting me on your blog. It’s a... Continue Reading →
Hey, everyone. I’m happy to report my missing muse has reappeared. I wrote a bit on my WIP this weekend and sent three chapters to my critique partners. I’m still behind in scheduling blog posts. In particular, research for Mystery Mondays has been lacking. I became aware of this week’s tale several years ago and... Continue Reading →
Wow! It's already Friday again. Not that I'm complaining, especially since I have a three-day weekend coming up. But time is flying and we're already over halfway through January. Not to mention I waited until Thursday night to write Friday's post. Our weather has been a little crazy of late (nothing new for Texas). Not... Continue Reading →
Hey everyone! I'm over the moon excited to welcome Marcia Meara as my guest today. She recently released The Light, the fourth in her Wake Robin Ridge Series. Marcia is a very talented author, and if you haven't read any of her books, I highly recommend you doing so. Today she's going to talk about... Continue Reading →
Hey everyone. It's time for Mystery Monday. And you know what the mystery is? Yeah, my writing mojo is MIA. Okay, no excuses but I probably scared her away. As some of you know, I returned to work last week after being off with the flu. Getting back into the swing of things and catching... Continue Reading →
I'm still trying to get back into the swing of blogging. Amazing what taking a few weeks off will do. Some of you might know I was home with the flu for over a week. (Yes, I took a flu shot, but the CDC got it wrong this year.) Anyway, I'm back on the day... Continue Reading →
Hey everyone. Welcome to the first Mystery Monday of the new year. Today’s story dates back almost 150 years and is one of the greatest maritime mysteries of all time. The Mary Celeste was a 282-ton brigantine ship that left Staten Island, New York on November 7, 1872, bound for Genoa, Italy with a cargo... Continue Reading →
Happy 2020 everyone. It’s a new year and a new decade. I intended to write a year-end post earlier in the week, but unfortunately, both my husband and I are recovering from the flu. Not an ideal way to begin a new year and both of us had the flu shot. So, this post is... Continue Reading →
Best wishes for a joyful Holiday Season. I'll be offline next week and will return in January.
