In this cozy murder, Emily Ryder, a tour guide turned amateur sleuth, attempts to solve the murder of her mentor, Chris Cooper. His death has been ruled accidental. Murder just couldn’t happen in the small town of Lydfield, Connecticut, but Emily believes that Chris was murdered. So why does Emily believe that Chris has been…
Tag: Stephen Helmes
Author Interviews, Fiction Writing
Shelly Frome Interview – Twin Cities, Inspiration, & Dinner with a Character
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• •Where was the author when the idea for this story came to him? Which character from The Secluded Village Murders would he choose to have dinner with? Why? What would they talk about? What will his next book be about? Part of The Secluded Village Murders takes place in England. Have you ever visited this…
Book Reviews, Dark Fiction, Fantasy, Fiction Writing, Horror, New Words Learned, Science Fiction, Suspense/Thrillers, Words
Immortals’ Requiem – a Review
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• •Fantasy and reality collide. The result is total chaos. Creatures from parallel worlds thought to exist only in our nightmares enter modern times, bringing their bloody and gory existence with them. This unputdownable dark fantasy has a huge cast of characters that includes humans, elves, ifrits, ORCS, barghests, satyrs, syartalfars, therians, shapeshifters, werewolves, wereleopards, vampires,…
Action/Adventure, Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, New Words Learned, Paranormal, Romance, Vampire Fiction, Words
Shadow Law – a Review
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Benjamin H. Berkley Interview – Court, Inspiration, and Writing
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• •Book Reviews, Christian Books, Christian Fiction, Fiction Writing, Inspirational, Mystery, Suspense/Thrillers
In Defense of Guilt – a Review
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• •What happens when you give your all to your career? What happens when you sacrifice your spouse, your child, your family for your career? You might become the best you can be in your chosen career, but then what else do you have? In Defense of Guilt is a legal thriller and a Christian suspense/thriller.…
Book Reviews, Books for Young People, Fantasy, Fiction Writing, Kentuckiana Authors, New Words Learned, Science Fiction, Words
A Peculiar School – a Review
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• •Action/Adventure, Book Reviews, Humor, Life's Adventures
Close Encounters of the Traveling Kind – a Review
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• •Amanda Jayne’s hunger for traveling has filled her life with death-defying adventure. From riding on the edges of cliffs in rickety buses to having a tummy bug in the unbearable cold while climbing a mountain to falling out of a boat for the rapids to throw her any which way they pleased to being stricken…