This is such a beautiful time of year. Changing leaves, farmers' markets, chilly nights and warm days. I've been putting my garden to bed, cleaning out pots and putting them away for winter. Battening down the hatches. It was a quiet week on the event front...
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And another week has flown by. I have/had three events this week. The first took place Wednesday evening and was the launch of a Capital Mystery 2 at the Metropolitan on Sussex. It's a lovely venue for a launch. The room was packed and most of...
Welcome back to my Saturday morning blog! I hope you had a healthy, restful but invigorating summer with lots of adventures. Soon after I stopped blogging in the spring, Ted and I caught a plane to Paris and then a smaller plane to Nice where we...
And spring has finally arrived in the Ottawa Valley ...
Happy Saturday afternoon! My internet was down all morning so I'm blogging late today. A bit going on this week in my writing world. Wednesday afternoon, I joined a Kingston book club by Zoom to discuss Cold Mourning and Butterfly Kills. They'd read both and had...
Happy Easter weekend! The Nobody Tell cover is now up on Amazon so I've been given the green light to share it with you along with the cover description. The past doesn’t always stay dead and buried. In this eighth installment of the Stonechild and Rouleau series, old...
Good Saturday morning. This first week of spring and last week of March has felt like a continuation of winter. It's snowing this morning as I type...
So I nearly forgot it was Saturday and time to catch up on my writing week. I've started working on a short story last evening and the world always slips away when I begin one of those. I begin out with a vague idea and...