Do you own a family heirloom? Maybe an item of furniture or a painting, or maybe, like the heroine in my latest novel, The Lost And Found Necklace, you’ve inherited a special...
Today we welcome historical mystery writer, Susanne M. Dutton to answer a few questions for us. Welcome, Susanne!
What is the sweetest thing someone has done for you?
I don’t know how to measure...
Cats, cats, cats. And Dogs, dogs, dogs.
I grew up with cats. My mom has always loved the. A few were named after Agatha Christie characters: Tommy and Tuppence.
I adopted a feral cat...
Today, we welcome paranormal/dystopian fiction writer, Brenda Marie Smith to Novels Alive to answer a few of our questions. Welcome, Brenda!
Thank you so much for having me. It’s a pleasure to be...
In the 19th Century, when a woman married, she lost her existence as an individual. Under the law of coverture, husband and wife became one, and that “one” was the husband. The...
Have you ever had a brush with the paranormal? And encounter you couldn’t quite explain away, no matter how hard you tried to convince yourself there was a logical explanation? I’ve had...
They call Florida “The Golf Capital of the World” with good reason. The state boasts more golf courses per capita than any other, a whopping 1250. One county alone, Palm Beach, has...
Working on my master’s degree in Business Administration I took a class called “Money and Banking”.
I tuned in an assignment that traced a $1.00 deposited at a local bank. I traced how...
Far From Home: Book 1
Publication Date: May 14, 2021
What happens when oh so ordinary Mary Jingo, follows her instincts (and her nose) and ends up in a magical land Far From Home?
In...
In 2003 the symphony in which I played second oboe and English horn shut down due to lack of funding. The orchestra’s demise brought on an identity crisis for me.
All my life...
A friend of mine who is also a novelist has a coffee mug that makes me laugh every time I see it. “Don’t upset the writer,” the side reads, “or she may...
Publication Date: May 14, 2021
Washington D.C. newspaper columnist Sam Turner, known to his readers as Mr. Ethics, faces his toughest moral dilemma yet: Can murder ever be justified?
That's the question posed to...