In my new release, TIL DEATH DO US PARTY (the one with the pink cover), Liv and Di are in Las Vegas for Mama and Earl’s wedding and have to find the killer of an Elvis impersonator to get an aspiring Elvis impersonator, Liv’s cousin, off the hook for the murder. Meanwhile back in Dixie, Liv’s … Continue reading
We have a lot to celebrate this week, starting with the release of Vickie Fee’s latest book, Til Death Do Us Party. This is book 4 in the Liv & Di in Dixie series, and we couldn’t be more excited! Check out the series, grab yourself a copy of the book, and join the whole … Continue reading
Asking an author to pick her favorite book is a bit like asking a mom to pick her favorite child. An exception to the rule is my mother, because I’m obviously her favorite—but don’t get my sister and brother started on that one. Another exception is the fourth book in my Liv & Di in … Continue reading
Today is Valentine’s Day—and Ash Wednesday. Kind of an odd mash-up. The day we kick-off forty days of fasting and remember we are dust and unto dust we shall return combined with the day we normally celebrate romance, go out to dinner and binge on candy. (For the record, the last time Ash Wednesday and … Continue reading
Most of you may not know (or care), but tomorrow is a banner day for mostly made-up days to celebrate! Here’s a rundown: Tomorrow (January 18) is National Thesaurus Day! Pick a word, any word. It’s National Peking Duck Day! Get Chinese take-out for dinner. It’s National Michigan Day! Raise your hand if you live … Continue reading
There are many kinds of Christmas traditions. Some people bake dozens of cookies or make candy. Some people string popcorn or make hand-crafted ornaments. Each year hubs and I make our own Christmas card. Not with construction paper and glitter, but with photos enhanced by my husband’s photography skills and Photoshop wizardry. Every year for … Continue reading
Like many people I start each January with a list of resolutions of all the things I’m going to accomplish during this calendar year. You know the list – ambitious, optimistic, unrealistic goals. Most people give up on their New Year’s resolutions by March and have forgotten all about them by April. Not me. I … Continue reading
