Category Archives for Crime Fiction
The Importance of Team – in Work and Life
It feels like life is a heady bunch of busyness. I'm hanging onto the handlebars of a bike speeding down the hill of time, with my legs thrown out behind me as I dodge the obstacles that threaten to topple
Continue readingFinding Small Joys each Day ~ Elephants and Books!
It's no secret that life is hard right now. For everyone. You only have to watch the news for two minutes to see that. Mass shootings, war, reality TV-style "justice." The struggle, both personally and
Continue readingWhen Lighting Strikes Twice and why I’m leaving my husband in Las Vegas.
Back in the fall of 2021, my husband Norm and I made big plans to travel in our RV from British Columbia to Mexico, a first for us and it promised adventure as we continued our snowbird lifestyle. But
Continue readingWho is Lady Mallowan and what does she have to do with Mallowan Court?
In Murder on Mallowan Court, the fictional street Ginger Gold lives on in South Kensington, is a nod to the mysterious Lady Mallowan.So, who is Lady Mallowan? Before introducing you to Lady Mallowan,
Continue readingAre you part of the Club? + Journal entry!
Last week I announced that I would be creating a special group for Ginger Gold fans called GINGER GOLD'S BOOK CLUB. The Book Club is now officially underway! On Thursday I’ll be hosting a surprise Ginger
Continue readingFun Researching Facts + Enter to Win!
I'm busy writing the next Higgins & Hawke mystery which involves a fall from the tower at the Boston Custom House. Writing historical fiction requires a lot of research and sometimes my husband Norm
Continue readingValentine’s Sale – Read your heart out!
Is there a better way to celebrate Valentine's Day than treating yourself to a good book (or two, or three...)?!?!I've teamed up with a collection of talented authors to offer you a fun cozy historical
Continue readingRum Running… + Enter to win!
My new series, Higgins & Hawke Mysteries is set in Boston in the 1930s. The Roaring Twenties was just coming to an end and the era of prohibition was nearly over. Prohibition lasted from 1920-1933,
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