All Blog Posts Tagged 'Henry' (8)

Up today in Kings River Life we have a great giveaway and reviews of 4 Penguin mysteries-"Chance of A Ghost": A Haunted Guesthouse Mystery by E.J. Copperman, "Knot What It Seams" by Elizabeth Craig, "One Hot Murder" by Lorraine Bartlett and "Veiled Revenge": A Crime of Fashion Mystery By Ellen Byerrum…

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“One must maintain a little bit of summer, even in the middle of winter.”

–Henry David Thoreau



Tired of the air conditioning and needing fresh air, I recently opened one of my kitchen windows and I heard them.  I sighed.  The sweetness of the familiar summer sound mingled with the bitterness of what that sound meant.  The trees thick with the cicadas’ song reminded me that the long-lit warm days of summer are coming to an end.  Then within days, it started, the back-to-school…

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I used to work with this guy, we’ll call him Bill. Bill sincerely felt that it was his God-given natural-born right to say whatever the heck came into his head no matter how damaging, embarrassing, or just plain wrong it was. Where another man…

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Jean Henry Mead reviews Frank, Incense and Muriel today at Make Mine Mystery blog - http://tinyurl.com/7fqyg7w…

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What are you passionate about? Who supports your interest? Have you ever been an activist? In Mustang Wild Spirit of the West by Marguerite Henry, Annie Johnston loves horses. So does her family and her future husband. One day after spying a cattle truck of horses more dead than alive, Annie became an activist. This is her story. What's even more noteworthy is that Annie Johnston, affectionately known as "Wild Horse…

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Wishing all a Fang-tastic Holiday Season... read more @ http://vampirephile.blogspot.com/2009/12/wishing-all-bloody-good-holiday-and.html

you can read my review of Elizabeth I Red Rose of the House of Tudor here

Saturday while I was getting dressed, my mother called up to me that the mail had arrived. She said, “There’s something for the Bluestocking Guide.” Immediately my mind flashed to the publish with whom I had had a conversation a couple days before. I thought, “that was quick.” Wonder of wonders the package was not from Michigan as I had thought. It was from New York. As I tore the package open, I saw the words Advance Uncorrected Proof. Then I saw the title The Matters at Mansfield. I was… Continue