December Online Book Club: Got Me a Cat by Darcy Pattison
Got Me a Cat packs an emotional punch in a thirty-seven page story for kids ages 6-9.
November Book Club: The Broken Bridge by Iris March
I have black thumbs when it comes to houseplants. Even succulents wither under my haphazard care.
October Online Book Club: Murder by the Seaside by Julie Anne Lindsey
When Patience Price was downsized from the FBI, things went south from there. Returning to her nearby Virginia island home, she decided to set up shop doing psychological counseling for residents.
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Muffins (Grain-Free)
Here’s my healthy, grain-free version of my family’s all-time favorite snack.
Chocolate Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Muffins
When people tell you how decadently delicious these taste, you have my permission to smile and nod without admitting there’s no added fat or sugar.
Author Interview: Lois Winston releases 11th Anastasia Pollack Crafting Mystery
We are in for a treat today. I’ve invited fellow crime fighting author Lois Winston on the occasion of her newest book release, Guilty as Framed, the 11th Anastasia Pollack Crafting Mystery! The first in the series was one of my monthly book club recommendations, and I think you’ll enjoy learning more about her now.
September Online Book Club: The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis
I’m excited to read this series aloud to my grandkids! But they’re still young for the recommended 8-12 age group, so I’ll have to bide my time. I wish someone had read them aloud to me as a kid.
August Online Book Club: Poodle Versus the Assassin by Anne Shillolo
Poodle Versus the Assassin opens in a men’s bathroom, of all places.
July Online Book Club: Welcome to Spicetown by Sheri Richey
Not every mystery needs a body count. Cora Mae Bingham is the super-organized senior citizen mayor of Spicetown, Ohio. (One of those Women Who Gets Stuff Done!)
June Online Book Club: Where the Desert Meets the Sea by Werner Sonne
Over the years, my book club has read about World War II many times. Every available perspective. Or so I thought.