As of today, the story is posted through chapter 41 (of 55)! But it’s all there, so you can go back and read to catch up if you’re just starting on it now. The final chapters will be posted on … Continue reading →
My quickie 500-word romance flash story “Hold the Elevator” is the featured story in Micromance Magazine online this morning. Pop on over for a quick treat. You can read it for free here: https://micromancemagazine.substack.com/p/hold-the-elevator
Continue reading →It’s snowing again. Fourth time in the last two weeks. This one isn’t supposed to amount to anything, just a few flurries. I hope that’s right. We don’t need anymore. Weekend before last we got three inches of mostly sleet, … Continue reading →
Having taken a week out to talk about my trip to Boston and my grandson’s wedding, it’s time to get back on track, preparing for the release of Unleashed for Murder, the next book in the Market Center Mysteries Series. … Continue reading →
Our final day in Boston was the Monday after the wedding. We’d already done some major touristy stuff and were ready for a change. Plus, it was cold, windy, and raining – not a good day for outdoor activities. I … Continue reading →
Day 8 (Monday): Our next major excursion was a trip to Leeds Castle. Steph’s parents joined us for the adventure, which helped sort out the problem of getting everyone there by car. It’s only about a 20 minute drive from … Continue reading →
Day 6 (Saturday): Got off to a lazy start. About mid-morning we walked into Hythe from the hotel, where we met Joe, Steph, and the children. We spent some time shopping, poking around in the many charity shops, bookshops, and … Continue reading →
Warning: Part 2 of our vacation saga is a bit long and contains a few side excursions on my part into theatrical review and international commerce. Day 4: Our first major adventure. We all took the train into Canterbury for … Continue reading →
It’s been too long since my last post. Some of that is due to our travels in August to visit our son Joe, his wife Steph, and their two children, Freya, 11, and James, 9, in the town of Hythe, … Continue reading →
It’s that time of year when we’re reminded o be grateful for all the gifts we’ve been given. It seems to me a great idea to stop and take time to bring to mind all the good things we have. … Continue reading →