Category: Giveaway

So, you’re not only a proud writer but after agonizing over adjectives, sentences, copy-paste, and other tidbits, you’ve finally closed the manuscript’s last chapter–hopefully well-edited; then re-edited again and then another 5-10...

A Sierra Pines B&B Mystery: Book 1 Publication Date: March 9, 2021 Take one quaint B&B, two kind but quirky caretakers, a dead aunt, a murdered friend, and you have mystery. Ali Winston finds...

Riding shotgun with a cop or detective is undeniably exciting. And yet, for many of us, nothing beats the thrill of the chase when your literary companion is professionally clueless. Novels that...

Hey Everyone, my name is Dr Mike Tranter, and I’m a neuroscientist writing a book where I explain the brain in a fun and simple way. I asked people from all over...

Years ago, when I was still in college, I read an essay about the creative process that laid it all out in five steps: The idea The research and gather materials Lay...

A Finding Home Mystery: Book 1 Publication Date: August 1, 2020 Traci Simmons has been fired from another job and must decide if it’s time to give up her home and start fresh in...

Hi, there. I’m Amy Flowers, and I’m not sure where to begin. I mean, I hate to say this, but my cousin Jackie is a hothead. I love her to pieces, but...

Wallflower (wohl-flou-erh): Identifier for someone who is shy and/or awkward. For reference, see Viola Kent. Seventeen-year-old Viola Kent likes being invisible. Well, not literally, but she's content being a loner, reading her books,...

Good morning. Thank you for having me, today. I’m Katherine Brown, author of the Ooey Gooey Bakery cozy mystery series. One question that readers often have is whether or not the author has...

Publication Date: March 23, 2021 Did you know author F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife Zelda lived in a haunted house? It’s the Jazz Age, it’s Prohibition and aviator Charles Lindbergh is the most...

It was a warm summer evening in Syracuse, NY, made unbearably hot by the flames that consumed the house before me.  I had already interviewed the residents, who escaped unharmed, and I...

When I was first starting out, I was given the basic advice made famous by Mark Twain. “Write what you know.” I felt deflated. I didn’t know anything. How was I supposed...