My husband and I took a short trip to Carmel, California, recently. They have a week every year filled with many car events. It takes place before the the Concours d’Elegance held at Pebble Beach. My husband loves everything to … Continue reading →
I did a guest post for A Holland Reads. They wanted original content for MURDER AT THE MANSION. I wrote about where I got the idea for the mansion as well as some other background. It was fun to think … Continue reading →
I want to give a BIG thanks to my wonderful writing group for all the help they gave me with my latest book, MURDER AT THE FORTUNE TELLER’S TABLE. Pictured here are authors Staci McLaughlin, Carole Price, Penny Warner, and … Continue reading →
I did a fun interview on Lisa Ks Book Reviews today. She asked some interesting questions that made me think about my writing and what’s important to me. http://lisaksbookthoughts.blogspot.com/
Continue reading →Meet my new friend Mel. We had an adventure together yesterday. He was loose on the trail where I exercise. Unfortunately, there’s a very busy road nearby. A woman was nice enough to hold him while I ran to my … Continue reading →
Jon Jordan posted this great flyer for the panel I’m on at the Bouchercon World Mystery Convention called SCOOBY SNACKS–Mysteries with Critters.Thanks, Jon! All the panels have songs as a theme in their titles, and ours is “Scooby Snacks.” I’m looking … Continue reading →
Here are two sweet dogs I saw at a Mendocino event. I think the pictures really say it all in terms of their connection with each other.
Continue reading →I saw this cutie today. His glasses aren’t part of a costume. His owners said in bright sunlight his eyes would swell and get red. The veterinarian recommended sunglasses. Great idea!
Continue reading →When we brought our young dog, Kylie, home as a puppy, Ellie was absolutely wonderful with her. We knew right away how lucky we were. However, Ellie would claim the puppy’s bed whenever she had a chance. Kylie would then … Continue reading →
I saw this cute pup at an art festival. It looks like a sled dog, but I was told it was a miniature breed that would only get to be about ten pounds. What a sweetie!
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