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Frieda McFadden, now a part-time physician specializing in brain injury, is a multiple award-winning author of psychological thrillers. She considers her training gives her an advantage in writing such works. Most, like The Boyfriend, are standalones, so no worries about coming into the middle of a series.
I’ve been a writer ever since I made them teach me the alphabet when I was four years old. I’ve been told all my life to “write what you know” by schoolteachers, writing instructors, editors, agents, and college professors. I also trained to be a journalist and report “just the facts, ma’am.” I know how this all works. So, yikes! After reading these stories, I’m kind of afraid to meet some of the authors I share space with in Sex & Violins: An Erotic Crime Anthology edited by Sandra Murphy.
Advancements in skincare have led to remarkable treatments that offer deep, cellular-level rejuvenation. DNA-based treatments are among these innovative options, bringing a unique approach to skincare that promotes healing and renewal from within.
After a tragedy disrupted her plans to become a criminologist, Annie Murray found happiness starting her life over as a bookseller and promoter for the Secret Bookcase bookstore in the Northern California town of Redwood Grove.
I am a huge fan of the Vera TV show, as well as Shetland, and I love Ann’s Matthew Venn books, but I had never read any of her other books until this one. Because I have seen the TV series twice I didn’t feel lost at all jumping into her new Vera Stanhope book, The Dark Wives, and honestly now I can’t wait to read more Vera books.
“And, Johnny, don’t drag your little brother up that hill.” Backlit on the porch, our mom planted hands on hips.
My big brother Johnny sighed and snapped his white pillowcase in the black Halloween night. It cracked beside my ear.
As I stare out my window, transfixed by the bejeweled leaves tumbling to the ground, I can't help but wonder where October went. Of course, the fall décor slowly being pushed to the clearance racks at stores, as Christmas decorations infiltrate every aisle and endcap doesn't help.
Study Guide for Murder is book two in the Master Class mystery series by Lori Robbins and reads easily as a standalone for those new to the series.
Here is your weekly reminder that there are also new articles up on our other website KRL News & Reviews! Every week there will be book reviews and giveaways, plus sometimes pet articles, theatre articles, and more! And listen to our new podcast!
