As promised, here are a few more photos from Natchez. This one was taken as I walked along the river bluff… This is Bowie’s Tavern, named after Jim Bowie…The 2nd floor overlooks the river and Brooke and Luke will watch a sunset much like the one above when they eat dinner there on one of their fun dates. Now onto …
Reader Friday – Carolina Dream
[tweet_dis_img inject=”Can an inheritance unlock the future for Sarah Crawford?”][/tweet_dis_img] As this posts, I’m driving back from my research trip in Natchez. Photos to follow! My plans were thwarted once again by Mother Nature and that disturbance in the Gulf. Maybe next week… I discovered Carolina Dream last year when I met the author, Regina Rudd Merrick, at a writer’s retreat. I …
Reader Friday – Leaving Oxford
Last week before I left for Montgomery Bell State Park, I had the opportunity to read Janet W. Ferguson’s novel, Leaving Oxford. I’d been anxious to read it since our time together in Jackson, Mississippi when four of us brainstormed our next books. What a treat it was! Set near my old stomping grounds of Oxford, Mississippi and much of it set …
Reader Friday – Her Place In Time
This week I cleaned out my pottery room and chunked over 500 pounds of “stuff” and my back and legs are telling me about it! Why? do you ask? Well, I’m getting ready to remodel both of my bathrooms and hopefully get more room, and I needed a place to put more ‘stuff’. lol. It’ll take about a month and since …
Reader Friday – Forgiving Natalie
[tweet_dis_img inject=”Leave a comment to be entered in a drawing for a book from my personal library! #bookgiveaway”][/tweet_dis_img] Well, I didn’t get to go to Natchez this week because Alberto threatened to leave thunderstorms in his wake up the western side of Mississippi. Of course, it didn’t actually happen, but by the time it didn’t, I’d already moved my trip to …
Reader Friday – Lone Witness
It’s been a busy week, getting ready for a quick trip to Natchez to find a location for the murder in my first Natchez book. I’m having trouble coming up with a working title…right now I’m using No One to Trust, but that one’s been used…I’m so glad Revell does such a good job with titles!! On to this week’s …
Reader Friday – Your Son Is Alive
Not sure how it is in your part of the world, but here in North Mississippi we’ve been in the low 90s. Not complaining. Not.At.All. Not after the way I complained about the winter. Even if we did go straight from winter to summer. 😉 Now to Friday’s novella. Your Son is Alive is written by James Scott Bell, one of my …
Reader Friday – Looky What Came In the Mail
I think I may marry the UPS guy one day. He really makes my heart beat fast on days like Wednesday when he brought a special package! Love this cover and can’t wait for it to release June 5! I will be doing a blog post on it later this month, but be sure to sign up for the Goodreads …
Reader Friday – Blind Betrayal
It has been a beautiful week here in North Mississippi. I drove down to Oxford (William Faulkner’s hometown) on Wednesday with my cousin…may do a book signing there. Anyway, on to the book I read this week, Blind Betrayal. Here’s the back cover copy: [tweet_dis_img inject=”I stayed up ’til 2 to finish Blind Betrayal. Check out my review. #bookgiveaway”][/tweet_dis_img] Deputy U.S. Marshal …
Reader Friday – Avoiding the Mistletoe
This week I’ve been reading novellas, and I’ve picked Avoiding the Mistletoe by Anne Greene to tell you about this week. And I know it’s a Christmas story, but would you believe I’ve had it on my TBR table for a while and I’m just getting to it? Besides, I can read a Christmas story any time! Here’s the back …