Happy book birthday to The Study of Secrets–book 5 in the Lila Maclean Academic Mystery series is now available wherever books are sold! Continue reading
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My Very Busy Schedule
As many of us continue to shelter in place or work from home, mental health professionals recommend keeping a schedule to lend a sense of normalcy and constancy. Here’s how I’ve painstakingly laid out my days during this extended time at home. 6am: Rise early to write The New Project. 6:05am: Decide that … Continue reading
Guest Chick: Amy Drayer
We are thrilled to welcome Amy Drayer, author of novels and short stories today! REVELATION, the first book in her Makah Island Mystery series, debuted in March. Today, Amy offers some re-imagining of classic mysteries, updated for our current situation. The World’s Greatest Covid Mysteries The Murders at the Rue Roi Tigre Paris! It is Paris, the … Continue reading
Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
Actually, my hair will be gone on Monday, May 4, 2020. That’s right. This Chick is doing something she’s never done before … shaving her head for charity. Actually, I’ve never shaved my head for any reason, but if I’m gonna do something wild and crazy, I may as well get more bang for my … Continue reading
Guest Chick: Larissa Reinhart
The Chicks are thrilled to welcome Larissa Reinhart, author of the Cherry Tucker Mystery, Maizie Albright Star Detective, and Finley Goodhart Crime Caper series, and more! Why I Might Be Psychic. As a Writer. Not as a Human. An interesting story about a Chinese actress led me down a primrose path of ideas about murder to … Continue reading
Guest Chick: Stephanie Kane
We are delighted to have award-winning author and lawyer Stephanie Kane visiting us today! Read on for a lively discussion between Stephanie and her heroine Lily Sparks. In between murders, I thought it’d be nice to touch base with my heroine, Denver Art Museum’s Conservator of Paintings, Lily Sparks. Lily solves art-based crimes by using … Continue reading
Where the Armenians Are
A couple of years ago, I was in a doctor’s office waiting room doing what I usually do: reading the true crime section of People, perusing Us Weekly to see if stars really are just like me, and considering what height I should claim to be. I was taking a reading pit-stop, thumbing through a … Continue reading
