It’s mid-summer, and The Chicks are relaxing in their favorite outdoor spots with piles of books and pitchers of lemonade. (Okay, we’re actually writing, but you get the idea.) What creepy-crawly critters do we least want to join us? Pass the pesticide, and we’ll tell you… Continue reading
All together now. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DEAR LI-SA, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOOO!! Join the Chicks today in sending best birthday wishes to our fab feathered friend, Lisa Q. Mathews! Continue reading
Today, the Chicks are thrilled to welcome acclaimed author, Mary Feliz, who pens the Maggie McDonald mysteries, featuring a professional organizer-turned-amateur-detective and her sidekick golden retriever. The newest in the series, Cliff Hanger, was released just yesterday! Read on, to learn about some fabulous books that may be outside your radar, but which you might … Continue reading
The Chicks are taking the weekend off to celebrate our country’s birthday! But the fireworks around here are for our own dear Cynthia Kuhn, who made the world a brighter place when she made her appearance on the planet on July 4th! HAPPY BIRTHDAY, CYNTHIA!! We’ll be back on the job and back on the … Continue reading
On July 4, 1776, the Continental Congress declared that the thirteen colonies of America were no longer subject (and subordinate) to the monarch of Britain and were now united, free, and independent states. Of course, these days, many of us also associate the holiday with barbecues, fireworks, parades, baseball, and other festive, beginning-of-summer activities. So … Continue reading
We Chicks live to solve mysteries, but there are some mysteries in this world that are unsolvable because they simply don’t make sense to us. Oh, for example, like… Continue reading
We are delighted to welcome Dianne Freeman, author of the award-winning Countess of Harleigh Mystery series! A Lady’s Guide to Gossip and Murder is out this week, and Dianne will give away one hardcover copy to a lucky commenter. I Wrote a What? There was never any question that when I wrote a novel, it … Continue reading
