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April 3, 2020 Reading and Reviewing

Guest Post by Julie Seedorf, Author of A Small Town Can be #Murder, A Whistle Stop Mystery

Originally posted on Ruff Drafts:
Guest post by Julie Seedorf I am not an editor. I don’t want to be an…

April 2, 2020 Reading and Reviewing

Great Escapes Virtual Book Tours–Small Town Can Be Murder

Originally posted on mjbreviewers:
? I’m so excited to be a stop on the blog tour for author Julie Seedorf…

April 1, 2020 Reading and Reviewing

Guest Post & Giveaway: A SMALL TOWN CAN BE #MURDER by Julie Seedorf

Originally posted on Cassidy's Bookshelves:
As part of a blog tour organized by Great Escapes Virtual Book tours, I am pleased…

April 1, 2020 Reading and Reviewing

Blog Tour Featuring *A Small Town Can Be #Murder* by Julie Seedorf @julieseedorf @dollycas #giveaway

The stop on my blog tour. I'm All About Books A Small Town Can Be #Murder (Whistle Stop Mysteries)by Julie

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March 19, 2020 Reading and Reviewing

Blog Talk Radio Spot Today

In case you are interested I will be here virtually today. Celebrate the power of #creativity and #gratitude this Thurs.

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February 11, 2020 Reading and Reviewing

A Book Cover Matters

When I started my new Whistle Stop Series I wanted to honor my hometown and also utilize talent we have

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January 25, 2020 Reading and Reviewing

The Muddy Course by Diane Weiner

A dead body, a kidnapped sister, and a difficult teenager who wants to meet her real father who happens to

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#ASmallTownCanBe #Murder

Mark your calendars. Today is the day. My new cozy mystery is releasing if all the technical guru’s at the

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November 27, 2019 Reading and Reviewing / Releases

A Surprise Sale!

My publishing company, Skye Bridge Publishing just sent me this notice. My new book will be out on December 21

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August 1, 2019 Book Reviews / Reading and Reviewing

The Tainted Course by Diane Weiner

Author Diane Weiner’s new release The Tainted Course is a winner in my book. The Tainted Course is the fourth

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October 16 and I still have flowers blooming to make our world beautiful.
An unusual post from me. I have a sink that is at least 27 years old. Recently replaced the faucets. Had lots of hard water stains from leaky faucet. This is what I did before faucet change and still do now. Water beads instead of stick. I know you’ve probably seen it before but if not, try it you might like it. But I’m not Mikey. That’s for oldsters. You youngsters will have to look that up. #cleaningtips #dontlovetocleanupmykitchen #mysteryauthor
Good morning! #morning #dreams #inspiration #cozyauthor
Wishing you a good morning. #tiktok #goodmorning #mysteryauthor #joyinthemorning
Bad hair day for me and my cat? #goodmorning #catlover #cozymysterybooks
Fall into a mystery. A Small Town Can Be #Murder You have all heard the story: big-city girl moves to small town and lives happily ever after. That’s not the forever-after Angel Delaight found when she moved to Whistle Stop, Minnesota. First her realtor is found dead in her new house, which is also rumored to be haunted. Then homeless animals began showing up at her door, along with a bevy of townspeople who seem to know what she is doing at all times. Not to mention a secret journal turning up during renovation, revealing more secrets hidden in this small community.
Writer Block. Do something to perk you up. #simplify #greetingcards #writersblock

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Recent Posts: Sprinkled Notes

The Constant Battle For Comfort

My Sunday thoughts this morning are on comfort. Not on the kind of comfort you might think I am referring to on a Sunday morning. Yes, I already read my devotions, said my prayers and then…I wiggled and tried to get comfortable in the chair I am sitting in. I wished I had an ottoman […]

Peaceful Thoughts On A Sunday Morning

This morning I sat outside and listened to the birds sing and watched the squirrels scamper down the street. Afterwards I settled in for my morning readings. I wrote five things I was grateful for in my gratitude journal. I then turned to my Meditations for Women Who Do Too Much by Anne Wilson Schaef. […]

The More Things Change….

The more things change the more they stay the same. ~Jean Baptiste Alphonse Karr Binging on old television shows is one of my favorite pastimes. I’ve wallowed in the antics of House, CSI, Criminal Minds, 24, Schitt’s Creek etc. etc. Most of my wallowing have been crime shows and mysteries, and some dark comedies. Yes, […]

Interviewing Lisa Kelley from Lisa K’s Book REviews

Originally posted on The Pink Percolator:
You can find Lisa at : Lisa K’s Book Reviews https://youtu.be/8VpB6s-t37c

My Family Has A Language Barrier

We have a language barrier in our house. Or we could call it a communication problem. It’s not new to me. I grew up in a household where there was a communication problem because of language, but I didn’t think it would extend to my adulthood. Boris and Natasha, my two shyster cats, refuse to […]

Recent Posts: The Pink Percolator

Murder In Training by Diane Weiner

When a retired teacher and her bestie join a training class with the goal of walking a breast cancer charity race, they run into a speedbump when a member of the group is murdered in the park. He had no shortage of enemies. Blackmail, harassment, and smuggling top the list of motives. Susan and Valerie […]

If God is Love Don’t Be A Jerk: Finding a Faith That Makes Us Better Humans by John Pavlovitz

Thou Shalt Not Be Horrible. Imagine for a moment what the world might look like if we as people of faith, morality, and conscience actually aspired to this mantra. What if we were fully burdened to create a world that was more loving and equitable than when we arrived? What if we invited one another […]

The Lines We Cross by R. L. McCalla

The Lines We Cross by R. L. McCalla If DNA is the blueprint of life, what happens when we change the instructions?When deputy Sam Thurston responds to a report of a dead body on the side of the road, he’s completely unprepared for what he’ll find: a pregnant woman, womb cut open, baby missing. So […]

Review – Rising Danger by Jerusha Agen

It’s up to a K-9 handler and her canine partner to stop a bomber before it’s too late. Someone’s planting explosives on dams in the Twin Cities, and Bristol Bachmann and her bomb-sniffing dog must move quickly to find them before everything ends up underwater. That means relying on the dams’ supervisor—an ex-boyfriend Bristol never […]

A Death At Seascape House

With its sweeping sandy beaches and rolling emerald hills, the island of St. Morwenna is an idyllic escape. But behind the perfectly pruned primroses and neighborly smiles a killer lies in wait… When librarian Jemima Jago is offered the opportunity to catalogue Cornwall’s largest collection of antique shipwreck records it is a dream come true. The only […]

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