Today on Kaye Barley’s blog “Meanderings and Muses,” I chat with Ann Parker, author of the Silver Rush mystery series and a Relevant History guest. Stop by and find out what makes our female characters stand out and the influences … Continue reading
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When did the Civil War start—1861? That was the second Civil War. Many scholars believe that the Revolutionary War, especially the way it developed in the Southern colonies, was America’s first Civil War. Monday 20 June, I’m Kaye Barley’s blog … Continue reading
I’m about 80% completed with the first draft of Regulated for Murder, taking a break today to guest-blog on Meanderings and Muses. If you’ve ever wondered what crazy lengths writers of mysteries, suspense, and thrillers go through to conduct research, … Continue reading
Sunday morning, 14 September, Lucy cooked eggs scrambled with kale and bell peppers. You wouldn’t think of that combination for breakfast, but it was delicious. I’ve since tried it on my teenagers, and they like it, too. I left Burnsville … Continue reading