Jigsaw Puzzle for Embroidered Lies and Alibis by Lois Winston
This is a jigsaw puzzle post for Embroidered Lies and Alibis by Lois Winston. Have fun piecing together the cover for this week’s featured author. […]
This is a jigsaw puzzle post for Embroidered Lies and Alibis by Lois Winston. Have fun piecing together the cover for this week’s featured author. […]
Here’s something mystery readers instinctively understand: the best puzzles don’t always start with a body. Sometimes they start with something small, glittering, and absolutely irresistible—something that promises beauty while whispering danger. Diamonds do this better than almost anything else. For centuries, these stones have appeared in crime fiction as far more than shiny valuables. They’re emotional time bombs. They ignite conflict, uncover buried secrets, and expose humanity at its best and worst. Writers keep returning to them because diamonds refuse to be passive props—they’re catalysts with their own lore built in. The symbolism goes deeper than you’d think… […]
This is a special holiday word search puzzle from the members of Booklovers Bench. Have finding the words in this week’s group post. […]
This is a jigsaw puzzle post for the members of Booklovers Bench. Have fun piecing together the puzzle for this week’s group post. […]
This is a word search for In the Flamed Out by Valona Jones. Whether you’ve read the book or not, we’re sure you’ll have fun with this word search puzzle based on the story! […]
This is a jigsaw puzzle post for Flamed Out by Valona Jones (Maggie Toussaint). Have fun piecing together the cover for this week’s featured author. […]
This is a word search post for With Our Bellies Full and the Fire Dying by Debra H. Goldstein. Have fun finding the words for this week’s featured author. […]
This is a jigsaw puzzle post for With Our Bellies Full and the Fire Dying by Debra H. Goldstein. Have fun piecing together the cover for this week’s featured author. […]
Romance and Mystery – by Denise Swanson
As a reader, I always felt there were two components to a great plot—mystery and romance. And as a writer, I find it darn near impossible not to include both of those elements in my stories. It’s a little like that old Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup commercial, I get either mystery mixed up into my romances or romances mixed up into my mysteries.
I blame this on my favorite pre-teen series Trixie Belden. There was always a hint of romance running through those books. Would Trixie and Jim Frayne end up together? Hint. In my Scumble River series, I answer that question how I wanted it to be answered. […]
This is a word search puzzle for Cheryl Hollon’s Death A Sketch. We hope you have fun piecing together the clues! […]