How Authors Can Help After a Disaster
Although fire destroyed the town of Paradise, CA, the library remained standing. Learn how authors can help rebuild the devastated town’s culture in this post I wrote for The Kill Zone.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR SALE
Happy 2019! Have some spare change left on your Amazon holiday gift cards? Instrument of the Devil is only 99 cents for the month of January. Click here. When former model Tawny Lindholm meets charismatic psychologist Kahlil Sharivar, she hopes her loneliness will end. Both widowed, they share an immediate connection. She doesn’t know he’s actually a terrorist targeting the electric grid and she’s being set up as the scapegoat. Soon the feds are chasing her and her son is…
Christmas Cookies and a Chat with Author Leslie Budewitz
Agatha-winning author Leslie Budewitz and I talk about cozy mysteries and her guaranteed-yummy Christmas cookie recipes. Come visit us over at The Kill Zone.
Hanukkah Memories
When I was in first grade, I recall being envious of my best friend Rachelle because she and her siblings received a present for each night of Hanukkah. I wasn’t shorted at Christmas but EIGHT presents–Wow! Rachelle’s parents always welcomed me to family celebrations. I remember watching her dad light a candle on the menorah each evening and eating potato pancakes that her mom had fried in oil. When her family moved to a different area of town, Rachelle and I were heartbroken. In reality, their new home was less…
Walk Down Memory Lane with The Saturday Evening Post
Do you remember The Saturday Evening Post? Reminisce with me in this recent post on The Kill Zone.
Throw Away Your Shoehorn
Come and visit me over at The Kill Zone with tips on how to decide if a scene is needed.
October Special
The days are growing shorter and it’s time to curl up by the fire with a good book. Looking for an exciting thriller? Please check out Amazon bestseller Instrument of the Devil ON SALE NOW FOR ONLY $1.99 ALSO AVAILABLE FOR FREE TO AMAZON PRIME MEMBERS The power grid is under attack. When beautiful widow Tawny Lindholm receives a new smartphone, the device confounds her with its mysterious, unpredictable functions. She doesn’t know dashing terrorist Kahlil Sharivar has rigged it to track…
OF BLESSED MEMORY
Neither of us was where we were supposed to be when Nissan Krakinowski and I met. He should have been in Spokane, delivering a speech about the Holocaust to an audience of 900. I should have been home in Montana, fast asleep. Yet because of missed plane connections, we both found ourselves stuck in Salt Lake City, sitting together on an airport shuttle. Although our flights did not connect, Nissan and I did connect during our chance meeting. Ten minutes together was enough to seal our…
The Best of the Best and Much, Much More
This picture is the dry-erase board on my refrigerator to remind me of things I need to do. A couple of days ago, I wrote “Call Nissan.” Last June, I wrote Chance Meeting with History about a friendship that was born during a ten-minute airport shuttle ride when I had the great good fortune to sit next to Holocaust survivor Nissan Krakinowski. Sometimes someone reaches straight into your heart and you instantly know this person will impact your life…
Munchkins and Writing Conferences
What do Munchkins and writing conferences have in common? To find out, skip over to my post on The Kill Zone.
Terror, Lust & Betrayal Under the Big Sky
HAPPY NEW YEAR SALE
Happy 2019! Have some spare change left on your Amazon holiday gift cards? Instrument of the Devil is only 99 cents for the month of January. Click here. When former model Tawny Lindholm meets charismatic psychologist Kahlil Sharivar, she hopes her loneliness will end. Both widowed, they share an immediate connection. She doesn’t know he’s actually a terrorist targeting the electric grid and she’s being set up as the scapegoat. Soon the feds are chasing her and her son is…
Christmas Cookies and a Chat with Author Leslie Budewitz
Agatha-winning author Leslie Budewitz and I talk about cozy mysteries and her guaranteed-yummy Christmas cookie recipes. Come visit us over at The Kill Zone.
Hanukkah Memories
When I was in first grade, I recall being envious of my best friend Rachelle because she and her siblings received a present for each night of Hanukkah. I wasn’t shorted at Christmas but EIGHT presents–Wow! Rachelle’s parents always welcomed me to family celebrations. I remember watching her dad light a candle on the menorah each evening and eating potato pancakes that her mom had fried in oil. When her family moved to a different area of town, Rachelle and I were heartbroken. In reality, their new home was less…
Walk Down Memory Lane with The Saturday Evening Post
Do you remember The Saturday Evening Post? Reminisce with me in this recent post on The Kill Zone.
Throw Away Your Shoehorn
Come and visit me over at The Kill Zone with tips on how to decide if a scene is needed.
October Special
The days are growing shorter and it’s time to curl up by the fire with a good book. Looking for an exciting thriller? Please check out Amazon bestseller Instrument of the Devil ON SALE NOW FOR ONLY $1.99 ALSO AVAILABLE FOR FREE TO AMAZON PRIME MEMBERS The power grid is under attack. When beautiful widow Tawny Lindholm receives a new smartphone, the device confounds her with its mysterious, unpredictable functions. She doesn’t know dashing terrorist Kahlil Sharivar has rigged it to track…
OF BLESSED MEMORY
Neither of us was where we were supposed to be when Nissan Krakinowski and I met. He should have been in Spokane, delivering a speech about the Holocaust to an audience of 900. I should have been home in Montana, fast asleep. Yet because of missed plane connections, we both found ourselves stuck in Salt Lake City, sitting together on an airport shuttle. Although our flights did not connect, Nissan and I did connect during our chance meeting. Ten minutes together was enough to seal our…
The Best of the Best and Much, Much More
This picture is the dry-erase board on my refrigerator to remind me of things I need to do. A couple of days ago, I wrote “Call Nissan.” Last June, I wrote Chance Meeting with History about a friendship that was born during a ten-minute airport shuttle ride when I had the great good fortune to sit next to Holocaust survivor Nissan Krakinowski. Sometimes someone reaches straight into your heart and you instantly know this person will impact your life…
Munchkins and Writing Conferences
What do Munchkins and writing conferences have in common? To find out, skip over to my post on The Kill Zone.
Terror, Lust & Betrayal Under the Big Sky