The Perfect Crime

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This week I’ll be near Jackson, Mississippi, for an author get-together at the Mendenhall Library and then on to Natchez for research on the new series that will be set there. It’s going to be a busy week! Now onto last week’s Mystery Question. It’s 1985 and a man and his wife took up farming. An arrogant attitude and two …

Reader Friday – Life on the Porcelain Edge

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This past week I read Life on the Porcelain Edge by C. E. Hilbert and loved it! Here’s the back cover copy: Tessa Tarrington’s life is swirling out of control. No job. No apartment. Sick Dad…And she’s back in high school! Teaching at her Gibson’s Run alma mater would be tolerable, except she’s sharing purgatory with her mortal enemy, Ryland …

Good Friday Blessings

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[tweet_dis_img inject=”…and they will kill Him, and He will be raised on the third day.” And they were deeply grieved. Matthew 17:23 “][/tweet_dis_img] Even as I go about my routine, Good Friday has always been a somber day as I think about what Christ did for me. But without Good Friday, there would be no Easter. “And let us run …

Mystery Question

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This past weekend my Byhalia Christian Writers group put on a writing conference just outside of Memphis and we had 130 attendees! That is amazing for our little group of about fifteen writers. Brandilyn Collins was our keynote speaker, and she was FANTASTIC! And on Friday Hallee Bridgeman gave a workshop on Indie Publishing that was so informative. So writers, …

Reader Friday – Things I Never Told You

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Tomorrow is St. Patrick’s Day, and I think we all celebrate the day even if we’re not Irish.   I left Suzy home with a sitter and will be celebrating at the Mid-South Christian Writers Conference this weekend, so I may be a little slow in responding to comments until Sunday. 🙂 Earlier this week I read Things I Never Told You by …