April 20, 2021
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 daring Royal Air… READ MORE
March 16, 2021
Stepping Outside the Ballroom…Because Rules Were Made to be Broken… A proper lady must always stand up straight. A woman’s posture should be adaptable to situation and circumstances, at… READ MORE
February 19, 2021
WILD WOMEN AND THE BLUES is my debut historical fiction novel, which takes place in Chicago in 1925 and 2015. Written as a dual storyline, I enjoyed weaving two timelines… READ MORE
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
December 23, 2020
One of my favorite fairytales is Red Riding Hood. One, because I’m a werewolf fangirl and I’ve always loved that iteration of the tale. When broken down, Red Riding Hood… READ MORE
December 11, 2020
by Cal Orey The word is, an uptick in herbs and spices has left manufacturers scrambling to fill orders for hungry and lonely consumers. What gives? Blame the spike on… READ MORE
December 10, 2020
by Aya de Leon Standing Alone in the “Justice Hustlers” Universe A SPY IN THE STRUGGLE (out 12/29) is my first standalone novel with Kensington Books, but that wasn’t always… READ MORE
by Mira Kirshenbaum “You get hit and it hurts!” That was my husband’s answer to my question, “What’s it like?” after his first bout on the boxing team at college. … READ MORE
December 9, 2020
by Kjell Tore Hovik, Psyd, Phd As a former athlete and in my current psychological practice, beating back stressors and converting negative stress to positive stress has been a preoccupation…. READ MORE
December 8, 2020
Q: What drew you to the case of Katie Conley as the subject for your new book? A: Half the town of Utica, New York, stood behind the murderer in… READ MORE
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