Our Bill Is Paid In Full

The Easter season is a very spiritual and motivational time of year – Jesus sacrificed His life for us – it doesn’t get any better than that! YES, HE PAID THE ULTIMATE PRICE – AND NOW OUR BILL IS PAID IN FULL! Good Friday commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus and His...

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Two-Way Murder by E.C.R. Lorac

Two-Way Murder is a British Crime Classic that has been lost for over 60 years. Today Poisoned Pen Press has released this forgotten gem written by Edith Caroline Rivett (1894-1958), writing as E.C.R. Lorac and *Carol Carnac. It’s a dark and misty winter night on the...

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Grab His Hand (& Hang on Tight)

Most of us have seen those “cliffhanger” movies. Someone has slid helplessly down the side of a treacherous cliff or mountain and just as they are about to fall to certain death, a hand reaches down, grabs their wrist, and pulls them to safety. Each and every one of us...

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Claret And Present Danger by Sarah Fox

It’s Sadie Coleman’s first full summer as a new pub owner in the quaint town of Shady Creek, Vermont. Her literary pub, the Inkwell, sports a cozy setting of books, bar food, and of course, a well-stocked cache of assorted liquor. Sadie’s looking forward to the Trueheart...

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Free-Style Cabbage Soup

I love food – I love cooking – but I hate following recipes and despise measuring ingredients even more! Then I discovered how easy it is to make what I call “free-style” soups. By “free-style” I mean adding together a bunch of ingredients without measuring or looking...

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Death & Sensibility by Elizabeth Blake

Erin Coleridge owns the Kirkbymoorside bookstore in North Yorkshire moors. But in this tale, we find her heading off to the quaint English town of York to host a Jane Austen Society conference in the York Grand Hotel. It’s just the change of pace Jane has been looking...

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