True History Inspiring Fiction
April 13, 2021
By Alan Hlad Dear Readers, I’ve always been intrigued by World War II mysteries. Churchill’s Secret Messenger was inspired by the valiant women of Winston Churchill’s Secret Army, and a… READ MORE
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When Fact Meets Fiction
December 29, 2020
by Gina Wilkinson There’s an old saying ‘write what you know’ – and in my upcoming novel, When the Apricots Bloom, fact most definitely meets fiction. The story is inspired… READ MORE
Fictional Icons by Alana Wulff
July 25, 2019
Jo March – Little Women Growing up, I was always a fan of words – whether I was writing them or reading them. I would consume book after book in… READ MORE
Finding time for family and fiction By Jody Holford
October 8, 2018
It’s spring break for our family and that means several things: relaxing, hanging out, good food, T.V. show binges, and, of course, books. Books we read, books we write, books… READ MORE
Review of Fatal Fiction
January 11, 2017
Fatal Fiction by Kym Roberts
December 16, 2016
Cozy Mysteries For Agatha Christie Fans
September 14, 2021
National Cozy Mystery Day takes place on Agatha Christie’s birthday, September 15th. If you’re a fan of the Queen of Mystery and have already read all her books three times… READ MORE
Who Were the Astors?
September 8, 2021
By Shana Abé Oh, the magnificent Astors! Just the surname alone invokes all sorts of ideas about wealth and privilege, doesn’t it? John Jacob Astor IV was lucky enough to… READ MORE
Some of the Real Historical Figures Found in the Book
August 25, 2021
By Shana Abé Margaret Brown You probably know her as someone historically referred to as unsinkable, but she never went by “Molly” in her lifetime. She was Margaret: intelligent, compassionate,… READ MORE
Out and About Near South Lick
August 23, 2021
By Maddie Day Maddie Day here, delighted that No Grater Crime, the ninth Country Store mystery, is in the hands of readers. My previous post reminds you about Robbie Jordan’s… READ MORE