More Funny Lawyer Gaffes #5 is this week’s Mystery Question, but first, I want to ask you if you would please pray for those affected by the terrible tornadoes that struck Northeast Mississippi and Southwest Tennessee. Lives were lost, and untold homes were destroyed. Thankfully, the storms are over for now, and hopefully, they will not return this year. The …
Storm Warning by Elizabeth Goddard is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’re the first lines: “Deja Vu. A premonition. Call it what you want, but Jo Cattrel had always had a feeling it would come to this.” But first the photo and verse. I took it at the outlet mall in Old Branson. I’d walked probably a couple of miles and had …
More Funny Lawyer Gaffes #4 is this week’s Mystery Question, but first, I have to tell you the trip to Branson, Missouri, was a-mazing! I went with our church Prime Timers. How do you like the name for our senior adult group? We had such a good time visiting the College of the Ozarks (I’ll have to do a separate …
Written in Secret (The Art of Love and Danger) by Crystal Caudill is this week’s Reader Friday post. Here are the first two lines: Lydia tucked her feet beneath the plush chair and adjusted the borrowed rubber coat tighter around her body as the booking clerk of the Oliver Street station house ogled her again. What had she been thinking …
More Funny Lawyer Gaffes #3 is this week’s Mystery Question. It looks like I might have a good run of funny gaffs… But first the photo and verse. I was looking through my photos and found this nighttime photo I took when in St. Louis for a conference. We stayed within walking distance of the Gateway Arch, and I’m glad …
The Hemlock Aperture by Steve Hooley is this week’s Reader Friday post. I’ve had requests from readers for a book for their middle-grade reader and didn’t know where to point them. But once I read one of Steve Hooley’s Bolt Series books, I was hooked. I had someone to recommend. A little background on Steve. He’s a retired doctor who …
More Funny Lawyer Gaffes is the Mystery Question since everyone seemed to enjoy them. 😉 The only problem is, it’s going to be harder to make up something funny that a lawyer hasn’t said in court! But first the photo. The redbuds are in bloom again, which only means warmer weather is on the way! By the way, are you …
The Other Sister by Jessica R. Patch is this week’s Reader Friday. This week I’m doing something a little different in that I’m giving you the last three sentences of the first chapter: “I fear this will be my last entry. But I fear every entry might be my last. She’s tried to kill me before.” And now I’ll leave …
Funny Lawyer Gaffes is this week’s Mystery Question because I thought with this terrible time change, we could all use a laugh or two. But first the photo and verse. The photo was on the jump drive I found…it’s one I took on a cruise with my literary agency before Covid. While the picture is beautiful, it doesn’t do the …
Where’s the Quetzal? (The Empty Nesters Book 2) by Jen Dodrill is this week’s Reader Friday. Here are the first two lines: “I woke, panting and sweating, sheets twisted around my feet. Eight months since the murders and the Keatons’ escape, and I still suffered from crazy dreams.” But first the photo and verse. This is a photo of the …