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In the market for a fun animal mystery? Check out my review on Detective Duck: The Case of the Strange Splash.

Take a small break to check out these five artist tips I have to share on organizing your craft space and reusing supplies to save money.

Are you interested in history, reading old documents, and can understand cursive writing? Being a Citizen Archivist uses all of these!

Sherlock Bones and the Curse of the Pharaoh's Mask was a delightful read that has me coming back for the third. Check out my review!

Sherlock Bones and the Case of the Crown Jewels is a fun animal version of the classic detective, featuring Catson and Inspector Bloodhound.

As a fan of Scooby-Doo and Krypto, I had to read this mash-up about a haunted dog park. Aimed at ages 5-6, this story is for any aged fan!

Had a blast in Mechanicsburg, PA at the Cozy Mystery Fete this past weekend. Thirteen authors, their books, and a room filled with readers!

Had an enjoyable trip to New Jersey this past weekend, including getting to chat with readers and fellow authors at Collingswood BookFest.

Had a blast at the PA Tea Festival this year, alongside fellow authors Alex Erickson, Mindy Quigley, and Geri Krotow.

When the summer heat keeps you inside, mystery television shows are a great way to pass the time. Check out these six murder mystery shows.

If you like podcasts on books and authors, then you will want to try Matty Dalrymple's channel, The Indy Author. Check out this episode!

I recently tried to read A Pie to Die For, which I found not to be to my tasting, and would give fair warning, if you don't like baking.

On this next leg of my challenge, I have visited five more Little Free Libraries as part of my challenge of 50 for the year!

Having come up with the challenge of visiting 50 Little Libraries this year, check out which one I visited first!

This past weekend, I was able to attend Kensington's Day of the Book Festival in Maryland. See what was the highlight of my day...

If you like magic, trains, animals, and adventurous stories geared toward middle school students, then The Silver Arrow is for you.

Looking for a great read that has whimsical elements, kids investigating a mystery, paranormal roommates, and an orange cat?

Do you like mystery short stories? Then check out mine about a mute witness and a murder that happened on the twelfth day of Christmas.

If you are in the mood for a slower pace read, that speaks of snow and hot chocolate, Dead and Gondola is your next read!

Take a look at this fun and glow-in-the-dark spooky wreath I created for Halloween! With purple lights, with ghosts and tombstones...

If you like to learn about history, Little Buffalo State Park is the place to visit.

When you want to go to a mystery author event that is done well - Mechanicsburg Mystery Bookshop is the place to go!

My first time being an author on a panel was at this year's Murder As You Like It mystery conference.

So...we all know that email inboxes are one of the things that gets cluttered up with junk and we end up trashing a lot of them anyways...