Paint and Shine Mysteries Word Search Puzzle by Cheryl Hollon
This is a word search puzzle post based on the Paint and Shine Mysteries by Cheryle Hollon. Learn about the series while you play! […]
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Draw and Order puzzle post
This is a jigsaw puzzle post for Draw and Order by Cheryl Hollon. Have fun piecing together the cover for this week’s featured author. […]
Word search the Sarah Blair series
This is a word search puzzle post based on the Sarah Blair mysteries by Debra H. Goldstein. Learn about the book while you play! […]
Should Have Played Poker jigsaw
A jigsaw puzzle for Debra H. Goldstein’s mystery, Should Have Played Poker. Have fun piecing together the cover for this week’s featured author. […]
Authors on the Bench – January 2022
The trouble with favors… It’s happened to us all. We try to do someone a favor, and it backfires (sometimes spectacularly). What good turn have you done for a person (or has someone done for you) that didn’t work out quite as planned? CHERYL: I casually mentioned to my sister that we should do something […]
Let’s Talk with Terry Ambrose
Perfect holiday moments by Terry Ambrose It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and I’m glad we’re fully into the holiday season now. Christmas is my favorite holiday Unfortunately, I’m one of those people who remembers very little about my childhood. So even though we lived in Connecticut when I was really young, I […]
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Favorite Places and Their History by Terry Ambrose Have you ever visited a place for years and eventually learned something fascinating about it? In my case, that place was Hawaii and the something fascinating was the fall of the Hawaiian monarchy in 1893. The events of 1893 were nothing short of a coup designed to […]
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Labor Day Celebrations by Terry Ambrose “A lovelier day for a national holiday could not have been asked for. The smoky haze that filled the air kept off the hot rays of the sun, but it was still warm enough to make out-door life attractive.” — The Evening Star, Washington, D.C., September 3, 1894. Next […]
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From a historic flight to a necessary evil by Terry Ambrose If you were to check the calendar for what happened on July 15 in history, you wouldn’t find a lot of good news. There was the Mars Mariner 4 flyby in 1965 that gave us our first look at the red planet. As a […]
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National Library Week by Terry Ambrose Did you know that this is National Library Week? That’s right! Those places with thousands of books and magazines and computers and… I love libraries and my connection to them goes back many years. I got an early start with libraries because my mother was a librarian in her […]
