I’ve never seen a book that starts with, “Uber Dave eyed me in the rearview mirror…”. Beyond the Veil starts with a wild seventy-five-mile Uber ride up the New York State Thruway with a crazy lady wearing a wedding dress in the back seat screaming “Faster, faster!” Destination? The mental institution that houses her run-away groom’s sister.
Wouldn’t it be cool if there were an event that showcased local artists: musicians, singer-songwriters, poets, and spoken-word artists? And wouldn’t it be cool if it happened EVERY month, instead just a one-off? And wouldn’t it be cool if part of their mission was to include diverse voices from all over our community? And wouldn’t it be even cooler if those live shows were also broadcast on a powerful, local FM radio station?....Ah….we’re in luck! Using some Measure P funds, KFCF 88.1 FM will be doing just that.
Jonathan Grave funds a home and school for kids whose parents are in jail. When one of them dies from eating fentanyl-laced candy, and two others are ill, he has to find out how the candy made its way into the protected compound and who was behind the plot to harm the boy.
by Sarah Peterson-Camacho
Like an emaciated ghost gliding through a neon haze of emerald static, an impossibly slender column of white ectoplasm swept across the frosty front lawn of a suburban residence in Fresno, California, its stick-like shadow knifing along beside it.
When I read my advance copy of Janie's Got a Gun: Crime Fiction Inspired by the Music of Aerosmith, edited by Michael Bracken, and published through White City Press, it dawned on me that we may be living in the golden age of music-inspired mystery short stories.
I’ve been writing lately about the reissuing of my 2nd Sydney Lockhart mystery, Murder at the Luther, set in the small Texas coastal town of Palacios. All my Sydney books are set in historic hotels. Some are exquisite, some glamorous, and some are reported to be haunted. The Luther Hotel in Palacios is best described as unpretentious and comfortably quaint.
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Meg. Jo. Beth. Amy. Does that ring a bell?
If it does, get your tickets now for the lovingly-staged Good Company Players’ 2nd Space Theatre production of Little Women: A Victorian Christmas Card, playing through December 22. You won’t be sorry.
Carissa Carmichael is not a stranger to the misfortunes of youth, however her response was to escape from her small hometown of Oak Creek Valley and head to the big city of San Francisco. For ten years, she honed her skills, knowledge, and expertise with aromatherapy and reflexology mentored by friend Mari Kemp.
Finally, after another sweltering summer with unbearable days of triple digits, and energy bills shooting through the roof, she has arrived. She has thrown on her cloak of crimson and copper, pumpkin and purple, then secured it with a golden chain.
