Free-style cooking is basically cooking with simple basic recipes and altering them to fit your personal taste. Once you learn how to Free-Style cook, you won’t even bother measuring ingredients, you’ll just know instinctively, and from repetition, how to alter basic...
This Regency-era England mystery opens just a few days before Christmas in 1806. The prologue sets an eerie stage of what’s to come. Benjamin Brooks, a high-profile Barrister is relishing in the fact that he discovered a hideous old Rebel’s Rhyme. He’s going to use it...
Life has a way of rattling even the best of us at times. Sometimes you’re on a winning streak – other times you’re on a losing streak. Let’s face it – losing streaks always seem to last “longer” than “winning streaks.”
But that’s life – a constant flurry of changes whether...
Quilty As Charged is the second in this delightful Measure Twice Sewing Mystery series by Maggie Bailey.
The setting: the picturesque town of Peridot, Georgia. Lydia Barnes is the new owner of Measure Twice fabric store. Like a lot of new business owners, she’s in the...
Desperation Reef is a hard-hitting compelling piece of crime-fiction. But it’s more than that. It’s also a story about unbreakable family bonds and the instinct for survival in this dangerous world we live in.
It was the perfect marriage: Twenty-six year old John Stonebreaker...
Every year I re-post this list of “classic-retro” blasts from the past that fit the spooky season like a glove.
It’s the season to be screamin’: In 1956 Screamin’ Jay Hawkins popped out of his on-stage coffin to “put a spell on you” (and millions of others). He was a...
Fall is upon us. The days are getting shorter – darkness falls earlier. But even in the darkness, God shines His lantern. His lantern will always light the way. His lantern is always a beacon of hope.
For many of us, the days seem to fly by– maybe because we’re older,...
I’ve been following Lucy Connelly’s exceptional Scottish Isle Mystery series since the beginning. Death At A Scottish Wedding, like the first two in the series, is hard to put down. Both the setting and the characters are seriously unique and authentic.
Up until a few...
