So I haven’t read this (yet!) but I like Sweeney’s books and the cover of this one is so pretty! The colors are lovely and the kitties along the yellow… Read more The Cat, The Vagabond And The Victim by Leann Sweeney →
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I have on my shelves a dog-eared paperback edition of Rod Serling’s 1967 book “The Season To Be Wary.” It sits near similarly worn…
Death of a Six-Foot Teddy Bear by Sharon Dunn gets five stars from this reviewer for two aspects of a genuinely good novel: a solid mystery in the classic tradition, and… Read more REVIEW: Death of a Six-Foot Teddy Bear →
This simply fascinating video series on the Youtube features the grandson of Everyone’s Favorite Writer discussing her life, her books, her inspirations and more. Here he shares a wee bit about the creation of Hercule Poirot. The most interesting part of the video, IMHO, is the fact that even Agatha received rejections! Unbelievable! And we also learn, genteel readers, that rejection letters have not changed a bit in nearly one hundred years.
One hobby (or perhaps bad habit?) I have never outgrown is collecting old, out-of-print books, mostly paperbacks, because they tend to be the ones I can afford. A dime for a… Read more Those marvelous mystery book covers! →
The homes and places of Sparrow Falls often play an important part in the mystery. While writing the first novel, A Distant Murder, and developing my characters and settings, my… Read more Memories and Inspiration →
Sparkling Cyanide (aka Remembered Death) by Agatha Christie *spoiler free guarantee* Six people gather at a swanky 40’s era nightclub to celebrate the birthday of the title character, the beautiful… Read more REVIEW: Sparkling Cyanide by Agatha Christie →
. . . from Ms. Tilda, Addie, Pearce Allen, Morwenna, & the cat Quinn, we wish a Merry Christmas to all! This ebook is currently featured in the Amazon Top 100… Read more Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays . . . →
