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About the book, Deadly Keepsakes A Tori Winters Mystery Now available for Pre-order – Coming July 10th Publisher: Mystic Circle Books Number of Pages: 360 pages Scroll down for giveaway The past becomes the future. Secrets that can kill! After someone tries to kill her, Tori Winters is on the run. Looking for a […]

About the book, Remember Whose Little Girl You Are • Koehler Books: May 3, 2022 • Paperback: 128 pages Remember Whose Little Girl You Are captures the flavor of the Deep South like no author since Eudora Welty or Flannery O’Connor. Ellen Nichols captures the tenor of small-town Southern life in the fifties and sixties, with its […]

About the Stealing Time series Stealing Time Shattering Time Killing Time Genre: Time Travel / Suspense / Romance / Alt History / Mystery Publisher: Blondie Books Scroll down for Giveaway Stealing Time, December 20, 2014, 319 pages A devastating hurricane. A time travel betrayal. Will Ronnie survive the witch hunt or forever be lost […]

About the book, It’s a Mad, Mad Murder Series: Maddie Montgomery Cozy Culinary Mystery / Women Sleuths / Amateur Sleuths Publisher: Whodunit Press Date of Publication: November 15, 2021 Number of Pages: 303 pages Scroll down for Giveaway Things are a little too hot to handle for famous culinary-mystery author, Maddie Montgomery, in her […]
I enjoyed these two posts. Most people don’t realize it because their vision is so channeled, but in the city we live in the wilderness. The birds and other animals put up with our presence just the way the different animals ignore each other on the veldt in Africa. A little while ago I came across a coyote wandering across the main drag in my area, and this is not a suburb. Raccoons and skunks wander around, and lets not forget the animals we ebotistically refer to as ‘our’ pets. They are as natural and wild as the raccoons, with their own territories and needs that must be fulfilled.
Fraid I just have to put up with common or garden bats, I have a loft full.
When I first read this post I saw Grackles as Grockles which is a derogatory term for the influx of city folk holidaying here in the summer.
Night flappers seemed to fit ;)