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Weekends are Made for Intrigue

Posted on October 10, 2019 by Barbara Jean Coast

Hi there, guys and dolls! Already Thursday’s here. My goodness, I just got over Monday. With the next weekend almost upon us, it’s time for my Raves and Faves, and this week I’m so excited to talk about the Lane … Continue reading →

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Skip the Spring Cleaning, Do Some Spring Reading

Posted on March 21, 2016 by Barbara Jean Coast

Hi there, guys and dolls! Yours truly loves the idea of having a freshly cleaned house, with the fresh scent of spring in the air, inside and out. But honestly, I’d rather read a good book than get the work … Continue reading →

Posted in Book Reviews, book series, books, Cozy Mysteries, Cozy Mystery Series, detectives, ebooks, Fiction, Fictional Characters, Mysteries, Readers, Reading, Uncategorized | Tagged Book Reviews, Catered to Death, Cozy Cat Press, Cozy Mystery Series, Dead Stock, Fiction, Fictional Chararacters, Helen Grochmal, Manners and Murder, Marlo Hollinger, Owen Magruder, Readers, Reading, The Feud At Glencoe, Tie Died, Tim Hall | 2 Comments

Yes, But We Call it Research…

Posted on November 16, 2015 by Barbara Jean Coast

Hi there, guys and dolls! Sometimes writing involves the filling of creative tanks, so today I’m writing about some of the favorite whodunnit/detective shows that my girls love to watch. There is such a wealth of creative projects out there … Continue reading →

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Weekends are Made for Intrigue

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