From somewhere in chapter 8, I think… In the midst of sleuthing, Savannah meets a guy: I was in the process of locking the front door of the French Chateau when a bright blue Mini Cooper with white racing stripes zipped into the driveway and stopped at the bottom of the stairs. A young man Read More …
I couldn’t resist this one. Not sure who wrote it originally, or I’d give credit where credit is due. It came to me via my husband, who got it from his mother. 1. The later you are, the more excited your dogs are to see you. 2. Dogs don’t notice if you call them by another dog’s Read More …
Of all the Victorian house styles, Queen Anne is the most elaborate as well as the most eccentric. The style is often called romantic and feminine, yet it is the product of a most unromantic era – the machine age. Queen Anne became an architectural fashion in the 1880s and 1890s, when the industrial revolution was Read More …
Here you go, a few pages from chapter 3: 3. No sooner had I kicked my shoes off and padded into the kitchen in my stocking-feet, than there was a knock on the door. I reversed direction and unlocked the door again, wondering what Todd had forgotten to say. Had he decided to come out Read More …
Here you go: the first four pages of Hot Property, Cutthroat Business mystery #2, for your enjoyment: 1. The first open house robbery took place on the second Sunday in August, just at the time I was busy apprehending a murderer. Before I go any further, I guess I should make it clear that I’m Read More …
