A miscellany of thoughts about dogs, cats, writing, life in the Ozarks, & occasional book reviews
This year, I've explored new-to-me authors writing in a multitude of genres and styles. Many of these discoveries came to me as a reviewer for Partners in Crime Tours--a "one-stop for all things mystery, crime, thriller or cozy!" One of these discoveries is the work of award-winning indie author Gledé Browne Kabongo, who writes psychological …
Continue reading A Tangled Web
Today's post comes from Kathleen Donnelly, who writes the National Forest K-9 series. *** For nearly twenty years, I've had the honor of partnering with the best co-workers in the world—my dogs. I worked for and co-owned a great company called Sherlock Hounds Detection Canines. My first dog, Sammy, was a high-energy, fun-loving black Lab. …
Continue reading Guest Post: A Dog is the Best Partner
Long ago, I lived in a small village on the northern shore of Crete, not far from the ancient ruins of Knossos. That was a magical place and time, and after reading On The Horns of Death by the award-winning author Eleanor Kuhns, I found myself once more under the spell of the myths, …
Continue reading An Ancient Crete Mystery
Dead Man's Leap Virtual Book Tour May 1-31, 2022 Review: As a writer and reader, one of the things I most enjoy is the “hook” that captures my imagination and draws me into a book. In the case of Tina deBellegarde’s novel Dead Man’s Leap¸ the hook was the title itself that called to me, pulling …
Continue reading A Batavia-on-Hudson Mystery
I'm delighted to welcome award-winning author Sue Owens Wright back to the blog. She is a twelve-time finalist and three-time winner of the Maxwell Medallion--that's the Dog Writers Association of America’s prestigious award for excellence. She joins us today to talk about writing and dogs, along with photos and a commentary on life, loss, and …
Continue reading Writing, Dogs, and Change