2021 Articles

Three Shots to the Wind By Sherry Harris: Review/Giveaway/Recipe

by Sandra Murphy
& Sherry Harris


It seemed like a typical day in the Sea Glass Saloon, at least until Joaquin called Chloe out onto the deck. Small planes towing banners to advertise local events are common. Seeing one that says, “I love you, Chloe Jackson” isn’t. The banner is soon followed by a huge bouquet of lilacs, her favorite flower. Same message. Ditto the magnum of sparkling wine.

The Home Front: A Short Story

by John M. Floyd


Dear Margaret,
Arrived at Elmendorf on Friday. Barracks are okay, but it’s sure not as good as home. Miss you already.
Enjoying the scenery. When the weather’s clear you can see Mt. McKinley (Denali), and it’s 150 miles away. Drove around some yesterday, saw a real moose. Will send pictures.

4 Ways To Protect Yourself From Carcinogens

by Staff


Undoubtedly, humanity has come a long way in treating several different cancers. There have been many medical advancements. However, the truth is we are still far away from finding a cure for this disease. More importantly, even if a cure is possible, cancer treatment costs are too high for people with limited financial resources. In such a situation, the best way to live a healthy and happy life is to prevent your body from interacting with carcinogens. There are several known causative agents of cancer.

Frosted Yuletide Murder By Kim Davis: Review/Giveaway/Guest Post/Recipe

by Kathleen Costa
& Kim Davis


Mystery client. Private yacht. Annual Christmas boat parade. It’s a great opportunity for Emory and her unique cupcakes and cocktails to be noticed, but first impressions are blemished by messages not relayed resulting in a tight schedule for set-up. The relationship between the chief steward and her assistant are strained along with some unfriendly attitudes among the rest of the crew.

The Deadliest Sin: A Crispin Guest Mystery By Jeri Westerson: Review/Giveaway/Interview

by Kathleen Costa


It’s August, and the heat of the summer exacerbates the heat of emotions, so Crispin is confidant a new tracking job will soon find him. Enjoying an ale with his apprentice, his prediction comes true with the appearance of a young boy, “You’re that Tracker they talk of, aren’t you?” Saint Frideswide Priory’s Lady Prioress is distressed by the recent deaths by “misadventure” at the priory. First, their apothecary died suddenly of fever, then, days later, two nuns died under suspicious and gruesome circumstances.

AcornTV Streaming Christmas: Kissing Christmas Goodbye & More

by Kathleen Costa


Set out the tea and mince pies and have yourself a Happy Christmas courtesy of AcornTV! Many new productions are being aired since they have been diligent in following set Covid protocols, so it has been exciting to have favorites and new programs popping up from the new seasons of Vera and Midsomer Murders to brand new treats like The Long Call and Dalgliesh.

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