More Crazy Crimes 10 is this week’s Mystery Question. If they get any crazier, I may not be able to come up with a suitable crime…but first the photo and verse. I took this photo at the South Holston Lake and was intrigued with the couple. What were they thinking, etc? Then this verse popped into my mind and I …
Thank a veteran today! Photos of the soldiers guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier are usually reserved for Memorial Day. But the photo reminds me that veterans served in all kinds of weather and situations. Serving was a sacrifice, not a cushy job. To all veterans, thank you for serving! In November 1919, President Wilson proclaimed November 11 as …
More Crazy Crimes 9 is this week’s Mystery Question. They keep getting crazier and crazier, but if they didn’t, I wouldn’t have a post! Also, I’m posting a day early because I want to post a Veterans Day blog. The photo is one my daughter sent me of the full moon last week. I hope you saw it–it was gorgeous! …
November Reader Friday will unfortunately be the last Reader Friday until I finish my latest manuscript as I simply don’t have time to read very much right now. I hate it because I really enjoy reading the books and writing reviews, but my deadline is looming and I have to crawl into my writing cave and work! I will continue …
More Crazy Crimes 8 is this week’s Mystery Question. But first the photo and verse. I passed this tree today on my way to a doctor’s appointment, but didn’t have time to snap a photo. On the way home, there was no traffic, so I stopped my car and lowered the window, and captured it. Every year it has the …
On The Edge of Trust, my latest release, is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line: “A ding from her phone jerked Jenny Tremont from a sound sleep on her den sofa.” But first, thank you all for reading my blog and my books! Without you, I would have no reason write! Now for the verse and photo. I …
Back to Crazy Crimes 7 ~ is this week’s Mystery Question. I marvel at how crazy these crimes are. It makes it really hard to come up with a fake one. 🙂 I’ve never seen the fall foliage in the Smoky Mountains so I took a few days off and drove to East Tennessee. While the leaves haven’t turned much …
Another Side of Sunshine by Kay DiBianca is this week’s Reader Friday. It is a middle-grade book that I, as an adult, thoroughly enjoyed! And it’s perfect for your grandkids or middle school kids. Here’s the first line: The whole adventure began when I was sitting on my favorite branch in the oak tree. But first the photo and verse. …
Back to Crazy Crimes 6 is this week’s Mystery Question. You wouldn’t believe how hard it is to come up with a plausible crime that is as crazy as the real ones! Now for the photo and verse. Saturday I took a research trip up the Natchez Trace to the Buffalo River for my next book, Deadly Connections. It was a …
Whispers of a Southern Moon by Priscilla Bettis is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line of this amazing collection of short stories and poems. “Emma Jean and me were fraternal twins, but we was nothing alike.” I can’t wait to talk about this amazing book, but first the photo that was taken by Priscilla Bettis back in June …